>
> This is ... bug like.
>
> The user moves a folder inside another, the resulting path exceeds the
> maximum length, the folder's content is no longer accessible, the user
> complains.
I don't think this is a bad idea. If this is really the issue.
> Double trouble. The user proceeded to
This is ... bug like.
The user moves a folder inside another, the resulting path exceeds the maximum
length, the folder's content is no longer accessible, the user complains.
Double trouble. The user proceeded to move the parent folder. Most subfolders
moved as requested. Those whose path
> On 05/04/2024 12:36 EEST Marc wrote:
>
>
> > > > breaking the mail index
> > >
> > > Tangentially query: is Dveocot smart enough to optimize mailbox
> > renaming
> > > to do index renaming (i.e. does not try to copy or recreate indices)?
> > >
> >
> > Dovecot is, if you use
> > > breaking the mail index
> >
> > Tangentially query: is Dveocot smart enough to optimize mailbox
> renaming
> > to do index renaming (i.e. does not try to copy or recreate indices)?
> >
>
> Dovecot is, if you use LAYOUT=index. This will use only mailbox GUID on
> disk, and the folder name
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On Apr 4, 2024, 14:02, Marc < m...@f1-outsourcing.eu> wrote:
> > Also autodiscovery for external (as in, not Microsoft/Apple) mail is being
frustrated.
Apple Mail on iPhones is currently ignoring autodiscovery and forcing their own
smtp server, breaking DMARC.
>
> It was a constant pain ... Finally resolved by migrating them to MS-365.
> Maybe dovecot would be more forgiving, but we did not dare to try.
That is why these fuckers of Apple and Microsoft are doing it, and these morons
at EU market abuse commissions don't get it, don't read complaints.
> On 04/04/2024 03:15 EEST Joseph Tam wrote:
>
>
> Rupert Gallagher writes:
>
> > I keep finding myself in a corner with a user. He uses mail extensively,
> > which
> > is fine, he has a huge archive of own professional correspondence, which is
> > fine, but he uses mail folders as if they
I keep finding myself in a corner with a user. He uses mail
extensively, which
is fine, he has a huge archive of own professional correspondence,
which is
fine, but he uses mail folders as if they were regular system folders,
with
very long paths, and keeps renaming them and moving them
>
> > I keep finding myself in a corner with a user. He uses mail
> extensively, which
> > is fine, he has a huge archive of own professional correspondence,
> which is
> > fine, but he uses mail folders as if they were regular system folders,
> with
> > very long paths, and keeps renaming them
Rupert Gallagher writes:
> I keep finding myself in a corner with a user. He uses mail extensively, which
> is fine, he has a huge archive of own professional correspondence, which is
> fine, but he uses mail folders as if they were regular system folders, with
> very long paths, and keeps
I forgot...
3. dovecot writes folders like any other program, that is, instead of writing
/.../folder.subfolder.subsubfolder/
it just writes
/.../folder/subfolder/subsubfolder/
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On Apr 3, 2024, 22:15, Rupert Gallagher < r...@protonmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I
Hello,
I keep finding myself in a corner with a user. He uses mail extensively, which
is fine, he has a huge archive of own professional correspondence, which is
fine, but he uses mail folders as if they were regular system folders, with
very long paths, and keeps renaming them and moving them
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