Daniel Corbe wrote:
I want to be able to provide the absolute path to the user's INBOX.
With regards to Cyrus IMAP, you can influence the mailbox name that the
server opens by making use of canonicalization plugin. It allows you to
'map' the authenticated username to a canonicalized username. Cyrus IMAP
with honor the new username.
I should probably share a little background information about this
project.
I've got a unified messaging system (voicemail) which stores files in
a Maildir-like structure. It lends itself pretty easily to using an
IMAP server to fetch messages. Our UM client has IMAP built into it
and in fact this is how it is working today with the vendor's system
which we are trying to replace.
Quite simply, there's a plain text username and password stored in the
database. I've already got a very simple C program written which is
linked to libmysqlclient which connects to the database and fetches
the username and password as would be presented to it if the IMAP
client had sent something along the lines of:
This actually sounds like a good fit for the existing SQL auxprop plugin:
http://www.sendmail.org/~ca/email/cyrus2/options.html
- Dan
