[Dovecot] bug report, from apple.com
Jim Horner
jhorner at arinbe.com
Sun Sep 10 17:30:45 EEST 2006
> I suspect the number of people this affects is
> small - folks not using an empty prefix name space, ie idiots like me
> trying to seamlessly adapt the previous mail server's appearances when
> moving to dovecot.
I too then am an idiot. Is the empty namespace the "preferred" way? As in,
# default namespace
namespace private {
separator = .
inbox = yes
hidden = no
prefix = INBOX.
}
should really "almost always and is really suggested" be:
# default namespace
namespace private {
separator = .
inbox = yes
hidden = no
prefix =
}
A while back I was able to get ACLs working so I started using INBOX. as the
prefix. I thought it would "help" email clients by having all namespaces have
a prefix.
I need to re-read this thread but is a blank namespace required? If it is
then "inbox = yes" should enforce that? Maybe I am getting confused because I
have been thinking about... I have an Outlook 2003 user who after I started
using "INBOX." says he must use "INBOX." as the root prefix in his account
preferences/options and this means he can't see any shared folders. No other
email clients have this problem so I ignore him.
Jim
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