> > But imapd, by default, uses dots as separators. So I can't just do: > > createmailbox [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > because that ends up looking like mailbox jay@jay with sub-mailbox fm. And > I can't just: > > createmailbox jay > > because I must authenticate as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and not just "jay". > > I realize that I could use unixhierarchysep, and I probably will end up > doing so anyway, but I suspect that there is a simpler answer I'm not > seeing. I've tried setting >
unixhierarchysep is your answer for the mailbox question. Enable that and then do: createmailbox [EMAIL PROTECTED] As far as sasl, it usually sets the default realm to the hostname of the machine it's running on. So [EMAIL PROTECTED] probably get's authenticated as [EMAIL PROTECTED]@linux.home.jay.fm So when you create the user in sasldb: saslpasswd2 -c [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it will fill in the realm with @linux.home.jay.fm. If cyrus is running on the same machine, it should default the realm to be @linux.home.jay.fm as well. sasldblistusers2 should give you something like: [EMAIL PROTECTED]@linux.home.jay.fm: userPassword [EMAIL PROTECTED]: cmusaslsecretOTP HTH, Jeremy
