Autocreateinboxfolders not being autocreated

Jonathan Villa jVilla at innovativesource.net
Thu Mar 22 06:16:31 EST 2007


Well, here's what I've found so far, regarding differences.

This current config, which is the RPM install of cyrus-imap, also includes an RPM install of squirrelmail.

My other RPM install of cyrus-imap, uses squirrelmail, but squirrelmail was downloaded, installed, and configured by me.  Perhaps this is where my problem lies.

autocreateinboxfolders was used a workaround while I tried to find the root of my problem.  A previous post that stated that autocreateinboxfolders was a patch to cyrus explained a good deal for me.






----- Original Message -----
From: Jorey Bump <list at joreybump.com>
Sent: Wed, 3/21/2007 1:07pm
To: Jonathan Villa <jVilla at innovativesource.net>
Cc: Cyrus User's Mailing List <info-cyrus at lists.andrew.cmu.edu>
Subject: Re: Autocreateinboxfolders not being autocreated

Jonathan Villa wrote:
> Actually, I'm not sure if the Centos4 RPMS come with the autocreate
> patch.  I assume they don't.  I'm actually thinking of building this
> from source as I've done with most of my other installs anyway.
> 
> I'll use the examples you've provided as well.
> 
> What's been tough for me is that on another Centos install, I haven't
> had any issue.  Looking into autocreateinboxfolders is a workaround
> for me because I keep getting permission denied errors with
> squirrelmail and outlook doesn't create those folders either.  For
> some reason, on my other configurations, I haven't had this issue.
> 
> so, off to build from source and see what happens then.

I'm confused by your description. In what way does SquirrelMail interact 
with Cyrus IMAP that would result in permission denied errors? If you 
have a valid user that authenticates, and your prefix is set up 
properly, SquirrelMail should be able to create the necessary folders. 
Look for differences in SquirrelMail's config.php file on your working 
Centos setup. Using autocreate with Cyrus seems a red herring here. It's 
anybody's guess what's wrong with Outlook. I *always* test/troubleshoot 
that beast last.



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