I don't think this is correct. Cyrus doesn't need to know anything about calendaring stuff, because it's the connector that saves the information in some way.
The "in some way" is the questionable part of that. While it's true that Cyrus doesn't care what kinds of files are stored in mailboxes, the Insight Connector doesn't work on its own. According to Bynari's literature, it requires the Bynari Insight Server, which is not simply Linux with Cyrus installed, but a whole collection of stuff: Postfix, Cyrus, LDAP, Apache, ProFTPd, and a huge web-based application written by Bynari. Without that, Insight Connector won't work.
And there's nothing in Bynari's product info that indicates that the
Insight Server stores the calendar info in Cyrus. I highly doubt that
it does. Open Exchange, for instance, stores all that kind of
info in an SQL database (normally PostgreSQL), which is a much more logical choice. I suspect Insight Server does the same.
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