Bryan Ragon wrote: > Does any one have any advice or warnings of pitfalls? (I can handle > migrating the users accounts and log-in info.... it's the mail data I'm > worried about).
These are some differences that need to be dealt with: Folder Path Uw-imap can be operated in normal or blackbox mode. In normal mode the folder path, as provided on the client side, is usually '~/mail' or similar, in blackbox mode it is '' (empty). Courier-imap use 'INBOX.' as path to the personal folders. Folder Hierarchy Uw-imap hierarchy have the same semantics as a unix file system. There's directories and there's files (mailboxes). Directories cannot contain messages, only folders/mailboxes can. In Courier-imap all folders can contain messages as well as folders. Hierarchy Delimiter Uw-imap use '/' (front slash) as delimiter, courier-imap use '.' (dot). All these can and do affect the clients in one way or another. I advice you to test all client software that is known to be used among your users. Document in detail the changes needed on the client side and make instructions available to the users, preferably on a webserver that can be referred to when you announce the upgrade. Good luck. <tomas/> _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
