> The main problem I had with uw-imap was that it didn't want to display
> folders correctly in squirrelmail. I posted a while back about the
> problem and despite repeated attempts never managed to figure out what
> was going on with the system. I might take another look at it though.
> At least I'm not the only one who thinks cyrus installation and
> documentaion is a basic mess. And the amount of e-mail I deal with is
> very VERY low, perhaps 100 messages a day total.
>
> My specific problem with responses in regards to squirrelmail and
> UW-IMAP can be found at
> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=1616022&forum_id=2995
>
> Basically it was the way squirrelmail interfaced with the folders and
> the entire folder listing. If you've got any solution to this, I would
> gladly go back to uw-imap as the inbox problem is a royal pain in the
> keister.
>
>
>
>>> Ok, I've been playing around now for a little while and things are
>>> getting pretty close to production. I've tried courier and uw-imap
>>> and each has its drawbacks. I'm using 1.40rc1 and php 4.3 on a rh
>>> 7.3 box and
>>> generally like the behavior of courier except for the fact that ALL
>>> folders must be created under inbox. uw-imap is just a mess under
>>> squirrelmail. I've looked at cyrus but the server seems to not be
>>> mature enough and there seem to be a ton of bumps on the way to
>>> getting it installed. We'll be supporting about 200 users, primarily
>>> using outlook at the e-mail client, but with squirrelmail being the
>>> only retrieval method for about 60 of these users.
>>>
>>> My question for the group is, what imap servers are people running,
>>> and do you recommend. Is it worth all the hurdles to get cyrus
>>> installed? Is there another option I've totally missed? Courier
>>> would be the perfect server if it wasn't for the damn inbox thing
>>> (and the author's holier then thou attitude about it). Perhaps
>>> someone has patched the courier code to get around this and I've just
>>> missed it.
>>>
>>> Ideas?
>>>
>>> Jeff Carter
>>>
>> What was the problem with uw-imap? We have been running it w/o issues
>> with SM? We are on the current stable (production box) which is
>> primarlily a webserver for multiple sites.
>>
>> William R. Mussatto, Senior Systems Engineer
>> Ph. 909-920-9154 ext. 27
>> FAX. 909-608-7061
>>
>>
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Only think I did different was specify
Server preferences: "uw"
Folder preferences - Default Folder Prefix : mail/
I'm using the "stable version" 1.2.11,
Active plugins:
Installed Plugins
1. squirrelspell
2. vlogin
3. listcommands
4. procfilter
5. delete_move_next
6. view_as_html
7. newmail
8. calendar
with the Multiple user calendar patch.
Hope this helps. The onlything really strange is the procfilter which had
an intermittent problem with proftpd which caused it to time out and loose
existing filters. (Yes John I'll get back to you when I have a chance to
work on it).
I'm on Debian Stable (i.e., woody) box so I had more problems with the php
version not recognizing the new syntax than anything else.
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