Ok. I am almost there. The imapd shows all the folders now, but most of the
folders contain messages and the only folder showing messages acording to
imap is the inbox.

As an example, I have a CERT folder where I keep all the cert announcements
I get from their security mailing list. There's 19 messages in
./mail/cert/new, but going to the cert folder via IMAP shows it empty.

I tried moving a message into the folder to see if that would regenerate the
message list, but no go. It only showed the one message I moved in there.

I think if we can get THIS resolved then we are set.

Thanks!

--- Dan
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Stroller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 8:36 AM
Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] Courier Help


>
> On Jan 18, 2004, at 6:09 am, Dan Egli wrote:
>
> >> I take it that courier is running on a different machine from that on
> >> which you're downloading the POP3 to..? Because it would be very weird
> >> if you downloaded POP3 into the same folder that IMAP was reading
> >> from.
> >> I only use courier's IMAP functions.
> >>
> > I want to support both becausesome of my users do not understand IMAP
> > (Don't
> > ask my why they don't take the time to learn, but they don't).
> > And yes this is on a separate machine....
>
> Ok... that's fine.
>
> >>    [EMAIL PROTECTED] stroller $ sudo grep -i maildir
> >> /etc/courier-imap/imapd
> >>    #Hardwire a value for ${MAILDIR}
> >>    MAILDIR=.Maildir
> >>    [EMAIL PROTECTED] stroller $ ls -la | grep -i maildir
> >>    drwx------   43 stroller users        1504 Jan 17 23:47 .Maildir
> >>    [EMAIL PROTECTED] stroller $
> >
> > ok, I'm getting closer I think... It lets me log in now, but it does
> > not
> > show any message folders. Not even my inbox.
>
> Good. This is at least some improvement.
>
> I suggest that you configure a client machine which already has some
> other POP3 server & a local mailbox. Try adding the server as IMAP &
> dragging a message from the local folders to the IMAP inbox. I think
> you'll find it shows up. Some email clients will allow you to make a
> new sub-folder on an IMAP server - I think that if you try this, then
> `ls -a yourmaildir` on the server then you'll see what's wrong with
> your current configuration.
>
> > I noticed the maildirmake. I even ran maildirmake
> > /home/dan/.mail/inbox, and
> > it said it created it. But despite the folder being present and having
> > the
> > new, cur and tmp folders inside of it, cur containing messages
> > (hundreds of
> > them) it does not show in my imap list. The pop system seems to be
> > working
> > fine now that I set the pop3d MAILDIR property to .mail/inbox then I
> > see
> > ONLY the inbox. Despite having around 10 folders there including the
> > inbox.
>
> Well, POP3 doesn't support subfolders, so you would only expect to see
> the inbox that way.
>
> > Let me re-state my desired config for the imap system and you can tell
> > me
> > what I've done wrong... user sally has procmail setup so that messages
> > from
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] goes to the steve folder, and everything else
> > goes to
> > the normal inbox.  So her setup looks like:
> >
> > .mail
> > inbox steve
> >
> > .mail/inbox
> > cur new tmp
> >
> > .mail/steve
> > cur new tmp
>
> Ok... I think this is where your understanding is flawed.
>
> There is NO separate inbox. .mail IS the inbox - that's why it has
> cur/new/tmp. "steve" should be a subfolder of INBOX, and made with
> `maildirmake -f Steve ~/.mail`
>
> Let's take a look at my configuration:
>
>    $ sudo grep -i maildir /etc/courier-imap/imapd
>    #Hardwire a value for ${MAILDIR}
>    MAILDIR=.Maildir
>    [EMAIL PROTECTED] stroller $ ls -a ~ | grep -i maildir
>    .Maildir
>    $ cd ~/.Maildir/
>    $ ls
>    courierimapkeywords  courierimapsubscribed  courierimapuiddb  cur
> new  tmp
>    $ ls -ad .[A-G]*
>    .BMW Lists                        .Geek.FreeDNS User
>    .BMW Lists.Airheads               .Geek.Halime
>    .BMW Lists.UK Club                .Geek.Linux
>    .Drafts                           .Geek.Linux.Bogofilter List
>    .EuroPG                           .Geek.Linux.Gentoo Lists
>    .EuroPG.Archived                  .Geek.Linux.Gentoo Lists.Dev
>    .Geek                             .Geek.Linux.Gentoo Lists.User
>    .Geek.Apple                       .Geek.Linux.Leafnode List
>    .Geek.Apple.Lists                 .Geek.Linux.mgetty List
>    .Geek.Apple.Lists.Gentoo-osx      .Geek.Parsec Lists
>    .Geek.Apple.Lists.OS X For Users  .Geek.SGI
>    .Geek.Apple.Lists.USB             .Geek.Vaio Lists
>    .Geek.Apple.Lists.Unix For OS X
>    $ maildirmake -f A\ New\ Folder ./
>    [EMAIL PROTECTED] .Maildir $ ls -ad .[A-G]*
>    .A New Folder                     .Geek.Apple.Lists.Unix For OS X
>    .BMW Lists                        .Geek.FreeDNS User
> ...
>
> Hope this clarifies,
>
> Stroller.
>
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