If this question has already been answered, elsewhere, please accept my apologies.
In our deployment we make a "heavy" use of autocreatequota feature of cyrus imap. As I understood autocreatequota implies (among other) that the user can create his INBOX, upon login, if it is not already exist. Initialy I didn't pay much attention, and missed that the task of INBOX creation is left to the client (thought that it was a server task) Unfortunately most of IMAP clients, except Outlook, (don't know about Mulberry) don't follow this concept and responed with "Mailbox does not exist", whenever access to INBOX is attempted. [propably because they didn't issue a ". CREATE INBOX" command] So here is the question: A) Is there any RFC where it is defined if this is a server or client task? B) If this is not defined, is there any special reason to let the client client complete the procedure of INBOX creation? Finally If I proceed to some modifications, in a way to implement the INBOX creation functionality on the server (always if autocreatequota>0 and user INBOX does not exist), is something that I must be careful about, a side effect maybe..? Thank you in advance
