This sounds a bit drastic. It prevents the server from being used as an IMAP server.
Well, the 'mailbox storage style' is still very usefull with large mailboxes ;)
IMHO, the "proper" way to do this is to have some form of directory, ldap, hesiod, ( or whatever ) track whether or not a user has a POP or IMAP account. The server then behaves accordingly. This isn't built into cyrus though, or wasn't last time I looked. That has been awhile.
Yes, and it would not be my choice either ... call it strange management from above ;)
Would it be hard to implement a 'not allowed to create subfolder' acl flag into cyrus. I could even look into it myself, but beeing a newby cyrus admin I do not yet have enough historical background to know if this would/could break any 'standards' ?
bye, Chris
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