On Fri, 1 Aug 2003, [ISO-8859-1] Giuseppe Ghib� wrote: > Stew Benedict wrote: > > > Guiseppe? Seems like any approach to this change creates more issues than > > it fixes. > > > > IMHO is not the approach that create issues, but such issues already > were existing before (like kmail who wrote in $HOME/Mail); the only > difference is that such issues weren't discussed all together > in mailing list before. > > Current squirrelmail (as horde) doesn't expect ~/whatever. It have an > empty mailsubdir, like any other existing (even non Linux) mail client. > That's mean that if imapd uses $HOME/Mail, or $HOME/mail as mail folder > prefix, it will use it (in a trasparent way, i.e. only see folders > inside $HOME/mail). If the imapd uses $HOME as happened before > imap-2002d-6mdk (except imap-2002d-3mdk), then squirrel will use > $HOME, and each squirrel user would have access to the $HOME system > files (and he can provide a mail folder prefix on a per users basis). >
Ok, I thought I saw you modify some other package in parallel with the imapd patch add/removal, which would imply that it is somehow dependent on the imapd setup. So, I'm pretty much at a loss as to what to do. The only person I see raising an issue with the default is Guiseppe. Any change proposed raises N other issues, and a number of people just want the package pitched altogether. -- Stew Benedict -- MandrakeSoft
