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Hi all,

I am currently looking to migrate my mail server from a combination of
Exim and Dovecot to Courier.  However, I have a couple of quick questions.

Firstly can someone direct me towards the recommended replacement for
Exim $home/.forward files.  Specifically, I have fragments such as:

    if $h_to: CONTAINS "bugtraq"
    then
      save "$home/Maildir/.Mailing Lists.BugTraq/"
      finish
    endif

which I use to filter my e-mail into folders.  Am I correct in
thinking that maildrop with a per-user $HOME/.mailfilter is the most
direct replacement here?

Secondly, are there likely to be any compatibility issues associated
with copying over my current (Dovecot) Maildirs and having them used
by Courier IMAP?

I ask as when reading the documentation for Roundcube Webmail there is
a note that for Roubecube to work as expected with Courier-IMAP that
one needs to prefix folder names by "INBOX." in the configuration file.

This seems to suggest that Courier might handle things slightly
differently to Dovecot and present a potential compatibility issue;
none of the folders in my Maildir have an INBOX prefix.

Regards, Freddie.
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