I would recommend two things to figure out what's
going on. First, under your configdirectory (mine
is /var/imap/) create a logs/dudle/ directory.
That should let you see the commands being sent
back and forth between the client and server while
you work on it. I've seen a problem with mozilla
where it ignores the seperator specified by the
server when sending a sub command, which could be
why you are having trouble subscribing to folders
under netscape.
The second thing I would recommend, is going into
your server preferences on your client, and
deselect the "show only subscribed folders". This
should let you look at all your folders so you can
see where your mail actually went.
Haim Dimermanas wrote:
> Hello *,
>
> I have been using Cyrus for a couple of months at work and on my personal
> servers. Everything is documented on my web site at
> http://dudle.linuxroot.org. Just for the record, here is my configuration:
> - Debian 2.2
> - Linux 2.4.10
> - cyrus-imapd-2.0.15-HIERSEP-r2 (the version accepting a "." as part of a
> folder name)
> - db-3.2.9
> - cyrus-sasl-1.5.24.tar.gz
> - Netscape Messenger as my MUA connecting to my server using imap over SSL.
>
> Everything has been working just fine but one day, I decided to move a
> folder into another (I did that many times before and everything was fine)
> using netscape and everything went bezerk. My folders are gone and I can't
> subscribed to any of them except one (named 'Domains').
>
> Under Netscape Messenger, I can open the subscription window and I can see
> all my folders. The problem is that if i try to subscribe to them, somehow
> the server won't let me. there are no error message that I could see right
> of the top of my head.
>
> I am so confused and frustrated. I am an active member of FLUX
> (http://www.flux.org), I am actually scheduled to do a talk on setting up
> Postfix and Cyrus to handle mail under Linux. I often see people with
> technical difficulties and I try to help but this time I have no idea what
> is going on. I just want to whole thing to work. If I did not give enough
> details, please feel free to ask. Thanks for the help.
>
> Haim.
>
