On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 04:48:51PM +0100, Volker Sauer wrote: > Hi, > > after migarting to bincimap, there are some little things left open: > > 6. I tried to use ImapDir which I set up in binimap.conf, but Mozilla > 1.6 and Thunderbird 1.5 didn't like that. Folders like > "~/MailDir/PrivatMail/MyGirlFriend" didn't appear in the "Manage folder > subscriptions" menu. So I used "PrivateMail.MyGirlFriend" and the menu > provied the correct tree-structure. Is this a problem of the > Mozilla-project?
If you have path="MailDir" in your bincimap.conf, this seems to be an error on part of Mozilla, yes. I'm not 100% on this though. > I can live with that, but it would be nicer to have subdirectories in > ImapDir-Style, because the tree in my mailbox contains more than 200 > leafes wich makes ~/MailDir a little complex. It should work just fine. > 7. Altouth I set up postfix to: > > home_mailbox = Maildir/INBOX/ > or > home_mailbox = Maildir/ > > it still dropped mail to /var/mail if there was no > > DEFAULT=$HOME/Maildir/INBOX/ > > in .procmailrc. No real problem either, but what's wrong there? Postfix doesn't deliver to your home_mailbox but apparently hands the mail off to procmail instead. Maybe try home_mailbox=$HOME/Maildir/INBOX/ (Is it Maildir or MailDir? You wrote MailDir twice previously, it's case sensitive, so if it isn't just a typo, please verify all occurencies.) > 8. A further question: > - how abount shared folders in the future? This is a frequently requested feature and will be implemented in the 1.3 development versions of Binc. 1.2 is the stable version and will not have 1.3 features unless someone backports them. (No need to, most versions of 1.3 will likely work very well even in production systems anyway.) > - how about quota in the future? I guess you mean Maildir++, this is one of the two depots supported in Binc as of now. Or..? //Peter
