Dear Sam,

my intention was to get all possible hints before
reinventing the wheel. The technical problems you mention,
those are the things of interest for me. What about them?
What exactly is fairly difficult when talking about folder locking,
what exactly is hard when expanding the scope of the numerous
functions to 'handling absolute pathnames'?
I definitly want to *solve the problems* before starting to code with
my text-editor.

Nevertheless, when I started looking at the source code I also
had a look on Cyrus Imapd. This software is what I am
running right now as it fixed numerous problems I've had with
courier imapd. They are:

- Moving Shared Folders to the personal Trash folder
- Inheritance of Shared Folder permissions for subfolders
- Out of the Box working Shared Folders together with MS Outlook

As the advantages of cyrus imapd outperform the disadvantages
of writing migration scripts for my setup (some hundred users),
I hearby step back from my initial goal of improving courier imapd.

Have a nice day
Thomas





Sam Varshavchik wrote:
>
> I think there's some miscommunication here. You posted a proposal, 
> presumably because you volunteered to try to implement something like 
> this, and you are asking for feedback.
>
> Well, I'm giving you the feedback. I see a number of technical 
> problems which makes this implementation fairly difficult. You are, of 
> course, aware of all the usual issues with locking of this kind, and I 
> was looking forward to hear how you were going to solve them. I'm the 
> one listening to your proposal, not the other way around.


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