Brian Candler wrote:
courier-imap is not dovecot.
If you are migrating from courier-imap to dovecot, or from dovecot to
courier-imap, then that's not the same as what you said in your original
posting.
Nope, because I migrated from courier-imap to dovecot on the old system
several months ago. Everything worked fine, so I never bothered
investigating what I could safely delete. (But now that you've
confirmed which files I can delete, I might as well go right ahead and
delete them.)
cp -pr is better, and probably sufficient. Using tar or cpio (piping one
into another) is better still, and can also be used to copy between machines
over ssh.
I ended up using cp -a (essentially equivalent), and all appears to have
worked fine.
Thanks for the advice.
David
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