What is the correct mailbox delivery action in 2.3.3-2

[Andrew Morgan]

On Thu, 20 Apr 2006, John Basile wrote:

>
> Ken,
>
> Using Internal namespaces and 2.3.3-2 gives following results.
> If I create "user.jbasile" and NO INBOX, I can deliver an email and it
> appears at user.jbasile
> If I then create "user.jbasile.INBOX", I can deliver an email and it appears
> at user.jbasile, not at the INBOX
>
> Mailbox is
> user.jbasile (\HasChildren)
> user.jbasile.Draft (\HasNoChildren)
> user.jbasile.INBOX (\HasNoChildren)
> user.jbasile.Sent (\HasNoChildren)
> user.jbasile.Trash (\HasNoChildren)
>
> The ACL being set is
> user.jbasile:		jbasile lrswipkxtecda  cyrus lrswipkxtecda
> user.jbasile.Draft:	jbasile lrswipkxtecda  cyrus lrswipkxtecda
> user.jbasile.INBOX:	jbasile lrswipkxtecda  cyrus lrswipkxtecda
> user.jbasile.Sent:	jbasile lrswipkxtecda  cyrus lrswipkxtecda
> user.jbasile.Trash:	jbasile lrswipkxtecda  cyrus lrswipkxtecda
>
> What should happen ?

Uhh, user.jbasile *is* the INBOX.  When an imap client connects to cyrus 
and requests "INBOX" (a reserved name in IMAP), cyrus shows them the 
contents of user.jbasile.  There is no reason to create a subfolder named 
INBOX, and I wonder what problems that might create to confuse imap 
clients.

 	Andy