On Sat, Feb 01, 2003 at 11:34:24AM -0500, Rob Siemborski wrote:
| On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Phil Howard wrote:
|
| > Is this done so transparently with Cyrus-IMAP that it didn't
| > even need mention? Or is it not done at all?
|
| There are some unofficial hacks to do virtual domains in 2.1, there's
| reasonable support for it in 2.2.
How will [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] login? Will it know which
user is logging in by them providing that as their login name?
| > Will Cyrus-IMAP deliver these tagged addresses into different
| > mailboxes, inboxes, or folders, if they exist? Will it still
| > deliver to the principle mailbox if not? Or will it try to
| > create tha tagged folder if it does not exist? Also, Is there
| > a way for the user to specify a forwarding address instead of
| > a local delivery?
|
| A LHS of "foo+bar" will do roughly the following:
|
| - run through a sieve script, if the script takes any action, that
| happens.
|
| - if a message is just "kept" (or there is no sieve script), then it will
| attempt to file into user.foo.bar, if 'anyone' (or whoever the message is
| authorized as) doesn't have the 'p' permission, this will fail.
I presume that ("user.foo.bar") is a mailbox name. Does that map to a
file or directory in the file store?
| - message is filed into the INBOX as a last resort.
So if the user wants that particular destination to be stored separate
they can create the mailbox in advance to ensure that?
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