> Three things: > 1) I mispelled the option :} > 2) In my imapd.conf (Cyrus 2.1.9) it is "unixhierarchysep" > 3) The option may only be available as a patch to the 2.0 series > > This feature converts the normal separator character "." > to "/". By making the separator "/" you can then put "." > in the names (e.g [EMAIL PROTECTED]). >
I cannot get that to work with 2.0.16. I added unixhierarchysep: yes to my imapd.conf but that did not make it. Are there any patches for 2.0.16 which I can download ? I cannot easily update to 2.1.9 because I had to do many things in the cyrus 2.0.16 sources to get lmtp and sieve working with my sendmail. I remeber I had to do changes in deliver.c and so forth which I did not document (ahhh). I downloaded the 2.1.9 sources and did a diff on the directories and nearly every file and the directory structure changed. > >>>B) Each user mailbox would be created with >>> cm [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> >> >>Cyradm says: >> >>localhost> cm [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>createmailbox: Invalid mailbox name > Still the same ! > This is where loginrealms comes into play. > Check to makes sure you have "testtesttest" in > the loginrealms parameter of imapd.conf to > support this. > > I have testtesttest in the loginrealms and it does not work ! Even without unixhierarchysep. I cannot login to user.testtesttest@testtesttest with login testtesttest@testtesttest ! > The unix hierarchy separator is key here because you > want to have a "." in the username. > I think this would do it. But how to enable that in 2.0.16 ?
