Quoting Chris G Haravata <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> From the Postfix mailing list, i've found out that the culprit in this case
> is the version of imap i was using.  They told me to find and download a
> patched version of imap.  I found imap-4.5-3mdir4.i386 [rpm], installed it
> on my system.

I don't think the original UW-IMAP supports Maildirs, although it's been awhile 
since I last checked, maybe the new ones already do. Just so you know, imap-4.5-
3mdir4 is kinda old. I think that's the same patched RPM I used before before 
pa when I first forayed into Maildirs with qmail. Then I stumbled across 
Courier which bragged so many things over UW-IMAP so I jumped on, tried it out, 
got it to work, and have been happy since. It's also so much more feature-
packed, and that's on top of the core services which I think it does better. 
YMMV may vary, of course.

> The next step now is to find a way to enable POP for, say M$ Outlook, have
> the MUA look for mail from the user's home directory.  Any ideas on this?
> Can anyone please point me to the right direction?

I think your RPM should have a patched pop-3 daemon, too. Or if you go Courier 
IMAP (there are RPMs), meron din siyang POP-3 daemon. :)

 --> Jijo

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