[Cooker] Re: Re: [CHRPM] imap-2002d-3mdk

2003-07-31 Thread David Walser
Giuseppe Ghibò wrote: Yes, in dovecot .subscription is on the MAILSUBDIR directory, i.e. in the dir specified by mbox:..., while in uw-imap the .mailboxlist is always in $HOME, whatever path is used for mailboxes subdir. The migration tools should be done using some simple script to be

[Cooker] Re: Re: [CHRPM] imap-2002d-3mdk

2003-07-31 Thread David Walser
Giuseppe Ghibò wrote: Luca Berra ha scritto: As I said for imap using mbox:%h/ as default is a bad, as it would have Yes, the problem is that at the moment it is set-up this way, so changing it will break something. Current RPM is set to use mbox:%h/Mail/, and I wish to continue to

Re: [Cooker] Re: Re: [CHRPM] imap-2002d-3mdk

2003-07-31 Thread w9ya
On my version of kmail it is one of the options, but not the default. Bob On Thursday 31 July 2003 11:08 am, Levi Ramsey wrote: On Thu Jul 31 11:40 -0400, David Walser wrote: imap shouldn't use $HOME/Mail because other apps use that (Kmail etc). $HOME/mail might be safe. What mailbox

Re: [Cooker] Re: Re: [CHRPM] imap-2002d-3mdk

2003-07-31 Thread Giuseppe Ghibò
Levi Ramsey ha scritto: On Thu Jul 31 11:40 -0400, David Walser wrote: imap shouldn't use $HOME/Mail because other apps use that (Kmail etc). $HOME/mail might be safe. What mailbox format does KMail use? If it's mbox, then there's no conflict, and indeed making your KMail boxes accessible

Re: [Cooker] Re: Re: [CHRPM] imap-2002d-3mdk

2003-07-31 Thread Luca Berra
David Walser wrote: imap shouldn't use $HOME/Mail because other apps use that (Kmail etc). $HOME/mail might be safe. so what? sorry, but i completely miss your point. L.

Re: [Cooker] Re: Re: [CHRPM] imap-2002d-3mdk

2003-07-31 Thread Levi Ramsey
On Thu Jul 31 11:40 -0400, David Walser wrote: imap shouldn't use $HOME/Mail because other apps use that (Kmail etc). $HOME/mail might be safe. What mailbox format does KMail use? If it's mbox, then there's no conflict, and indeed making your KMail boxes accessible through IMAP may well be a