At the moment I've not yet migrated to the new schema, the install I was testing with does not have a lot of action, so at the moment I am fixing the issues when they appear (not very frequent). On the near future, will see, I can't modify the fields in the database because I am using a fixed layout, so I might use a solution based on creating hardlinks, changing configuration, and then remove the original paths... Still I haven't tested this... Will post what I have in the future..
Regards,
Joan
2013/5/17 Angel L. Mateo <amateo@um.es>
El 16/05/13 12:48, Joan escribió:
The issue is more with legacy installs being upgraded than with new
setups, on the later I might adjust the settings and start using the recoomended layout. On the alternative you suggest, if I understood properly, you are changing the setup to mdbox
mail_location = mdbox:%h/mdbox:INDEX=/mail/****indexes/%2Ln/%Ln
If there was a method to move automatically the mails (preferibly not moving to mdbox) to a subfolder, I could change to the recommended layout my current install. Otherwise it seems the only current solution is to: 1.- Stop dovecot 2.- Change to recommended layout the config 3.- Via a script move the content to the new location 4.- Start dovecot with the new layout..
Am i right?
I think you could this without needind dovecto to be stopped. Ifyou could rewrite mail_location and mail_home in user's database, you could do:
For every user: 1.1. Change user's mail_location and mail_home 1.2. Change a user to recommended layout
Change the config to recommended layout
Remove per user's mail_location and mail_home config
(I'm not really sure about the right order for 1.1 and 1.2) Another (maybe easier) suggestion... Could you just make/var/vmail a symlink to /home/vmail? This is no the ideal solution but it might works.
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