> For the initial set up, I set "partition-default: /home/imap" and > begancreating user mailboxes with "cm [EMAIL PROTECTED]". > This created folders /home/imap/domain/o/ourdomain.com/a/a_userid etc..
As it should. > However, this was not working somewhere in the conversation betweenpostfix > and cyrus and mail was not being delivered. I remade mailboxesusing > "cm user.userid" which created folders /home/imap/a/user/a_useridetc.. > Mail is now flowing but the folders in/home/imap/domain/o/ourdomain.com > are no longer accessible to the usersin their email client. Basically, you forgot to setup a "defualt domain". PostFix was delivering "domain unqualified" mail. i.e. "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" -> "tplancon". Since "@DOMAIN" part is missing, Cyrus has no idea which domain is to receive the mail, so it uses "default domain". Most of your problems would have been solved had you set it up, before creating any mailboxes. > The Question: > How do I move the folders in/home/imap/domain/o/ourdomain.com/a/a_userid... > to the mailboxes in/home/imap/a/user/a_userid and make them usable to the > folks who reallyown them? Well, first of all, make up your mind whether you want to use virtual domains or not. If you have one domain, then that will do. There might be a situation where you would need to employ VDomains, I just might run into one later in the afternoon (integration into MS ADS via GSSAPI). Most commonly, you will need this setup if you really have 2 or more domains on one server. That means 2 domains on the MTA, as well. Anyway, what are you to do? Well, default domain mailboxes will always be in "ROOT" directory. I'm not sure what happens if you have a default domain and create a domain qualified mailbox. Will it go into a domain dir or ROOT dir. If you now set on option for a deafult domain, will the two mailbox spools merge, automagically? Or are they exclusive? In any case, the mails are not gone, it is just hard to get to them. :-) You could setup a dummy default domain, then move your orphans from the real domain to this dummy domain (from "cyradm"!!!!). Verify that the move has occured. Change default domain to wht you desire. That should get you out of the fix. This has one pro and one con side to it. All of your users will be in the default domain. This is good, since, just one change in config file will give them a totally different domain. It is also bad, for almost the same reason. I hate "floating domains", which can be this or that, depending on the config. You could the other way around: move all mailboxes from the dummy default domain to the fixed real domain. Then you would have to figure out how to persuade PostFix to deliver mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", instead of "mailbox". Of course, with 2 domains, you'll have to figure it out, anyway. I think it is doable. Dig for more info. Nix. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com ---- Cyrus Home Page: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyruswiki.andrew.cmu.edu List Archives/Info: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/mailing-list.html
