Hi Steve,
for some reason I didn't get you message though the mailing list (my ml
settings?), but only directly. For the sake of completeness I'm replying
here - I hope that's OK.
Shared mailboxes are really easy to implement. Just enable the namespace
(type = shared) in /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-ma
Hi Daniel,
Hmm - I'm happy to use different 'user names' to log into Dovecot... as
long as each of these logins can still subscribe to the same universe of
folders I have available at present. I can envision using steve_mobile
and steve_desktop as logins, as long as these still provide access
Hi Steve,
I don't think the IMAP protocol has the concept of a "user agent". So
there is no way for an IMAP server to distinguish between client programs.
You could use POP and poll different mailboxes - but your clients
probably don't support that. So you'll have to use different users.
But tha
Hi Steve,
I don't know if dovecot can use different 'subscriptions' but you can create
different accounts and then link (ln -s) the relevant folders in each
respective maildir.
Cheers,
B
On Thu, Jun 04, 2015 at 01:40:57PM +0100, Steve wrote:
> I have a working Dovecot IMAP server (v. 2.2.9) wh
I have a working Dovecot IMAP server (v. 2.2.9) where I have a single
user but a lot of folders (over 800 in total, hierarchically arranged,
about 50 of which are in active use.)
I have multiple clients (including k9Mail on Android and Thunderbird on
Linux and Windows). These clients all prese
