I've just converted from an old Centos 3 box to a Centos 6.2 box. I've switched from UW-imap to dovecot in the process. In my configurations, I've placed the multiple namespace sections as suggested by the "Backward compatability" part of the wiki. I use mbox since I mostly copied the home directories from the old to the new server.
On some of the clients, it appears that the client is using multiple namespaces at the same time. When they view their subscribed folders, they see multiple "mail" folders instead of just the single "mail" folder under their home directory.
The .subscription files are more than likely not correct (haven't looked yet, but will fix them as a user calls), but should this ever happen? I'm also sure the client's prefix isn't set since the old system never required it and there are just so many other things that are required right now on this conversion.
Speaking of prefixes, I'd like to get the default of "" (nothing entered) to work for the majority of the users to avoid having to add this to the multiple users we have. Hopefully, by going through each user's home directory and copying the old .mailboxlist to a new .subscriptions file and ensuring the imap folders are in ~/mail will do this. Does this sound resonable?
Thanks for any help. The learning curve is getting less steep, but it's still a ways off to the top of the hill.
steve campbell