I found that these are accounts which were created in error. Usually the accounts are named user.XXXXXXX , while in these cases it was a typo - one without the leading user. and the other with usr.
Using cyradm I could set the acl on one of them so cyrus could delete, and I deleted it. That is one instance resolved. In the other case, I get back an error:
lam usr.760401c
anyone lrs
sam usr.760401c cyrus lrswipcda
setaclmailbox: cyrus: lrswipcda: System I/O error The same error is shown from cyrdel, a perl script using IMAP::Admin to delete a mailbox. reconstruct isn't recognized on this server, and renaming to the conventional name fails. Does anyone have a sugegstion on how to get rid of this cruft? --Donald On 6/7/07, D G Teed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I'm not super experienced with cyrus options, so I may need a pointer on what's up. We have 2 distinct cyrus servers which exhibit a problem. On each server, there is a folder, which is the name of a user's mailbox, which all accounts have rights to. We don't see anything in that folder. In one case that is because the mailbox no longer exists on cyrus, and in the other case there is no mail in it (two different user names appear on these). Deleting and recreating the mailbox didn't impact this issue in the second case where the mailbox exists. For regular imap clients, this doesn't seem to become an issue, but for webmail users, (using Horde/IMP), they can see the folder and people ask why it is there. Are there any suggestions how we can clean this shared folder (or whatever it is) up? Regards, --Donald
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