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qmail and Cyrus-IMAP
 Forum:   SecurePoint - Qmail Archive
 Date:      2003, Aug 05
 From:      Rick Updegrove <nobody at nowhere.com>

Hello,

Sorry for the OT post but I thought I would ask this here first since it 
involves modifying an existing qmail file (I think).

I have roughly 1000 messages a day being delivered to one email 
address.  They are "handled" by a few users who read and sometimes reply 
to the incoming mail using templates.  Currently, I am running qmail(LWQ 
style) + Courier-IMAP-SSL(supervised of course)  + Procmail(spambnc and 
several custom filter rules) and it works well for their needs but I 
cannot find a way to implement Access Control Lists so I installed 
Cyrus-IMAP and switched Courier-IMAP to port 994 in the meantime to 
evaluate it as a possible replacement for Courier-IMAP.  I also want to 
try SIEVE since it seems to have more user-friendly front ends available 
than Procmail does.

Has anyone gotten Cyrus-IMAP to use $HOME/Maildir/ (or any /Maildir/) ?

If that is not possible, I think that I want to continue to deliver one 
copy to the $HOME/Maildir/ and one to the Cyrus-IMAP  so that I may run 
them side by side (on seperate ports) and evaluate them both.

My question is "How should I do that"?

Should I modify the only user's .qmail file seen below:

| /usr/local/bin/procmail -m -t .procmailrc


Or should I modify /var/qmail/control/defaultdelivery
(which currently contains ./Maildir/) ?

Or should I make a /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-default
(or something like that) ?

I think that there are several ways to do this but I like to follow 
successful examples whenever possible.


Thanks in advance!