Hi Eric,
Am 09.11.2009 um 16:01 schrieb Eric Shubert:
Since courier is being replaced by dovecot in the (near?) future, I
think you'd be better off installing dovecot to handle your imap
rather than tracking down your courier problem. Many of us on the
list have already implemented dovecot, with good results. Search the
list archive for related posts if you're interested.
Makes sense - I did find info on migration and articles, etc., but
have a bunch of questions around this:
The thing I am concerned with is how to best blend in dovecot into the
current QMT setup:
- logging
- mrtg
- maildrop
I recompiled vpopmail with the option to put spam mails in a 'probable
spam' folder which has two subfolders (ham and spam) which I clean
regularly (lerning the mail either way and putting it back in inbox or
deleting it). Now, the latter part won't change as it's just maildirs
regardless of dovecot or courier, but will maildrop still work with
dovecot? or is that something that relies on courier? (after all, I
think they are both part of courier-mta)? I think I remember something
about dovecot using sieve scripts instead?
In general: Since it is not yet production stuff, is this something
that should be discussed on the devel list instead?
Martin
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