After being mystified as to why I was getting "non-existent mailbox" errors when trying to deliver via lmtpproxyd, I think I've found an error in lmtpproxyd WRT unixhierarchysep (though it seems somewhat improbable). Specifically, in version Debian version 2.2.13-3, at line 683 of lmtpproxyd.c, you see the following: strlcat(namebuf, "user.", sizeof(namebuf)); strlcat(namebuf, user, sizeof(namebuf)); That would appear to me to be hard-coding the . separator, which, with unixhierarchysep: yes, should actually be ^. Then there is no intervening invocation of any of the routines in mboxname to translate it to the internal representaiton, and this is further reinforced, in my mind, by the fact that I would always see: cmd_find(fd:18, domain.com!user.mdorman) in the syslog output from the mupdate master even though it shows up as domain.com!user^mdorman in the mailboxes.db file, etc. Err, so am I totally off-base here? I'm surprised to have found a bug here, since it seems like it is a stretch of code that would get a lot of work. Mike -- Without you everything just falls apart ---- Cyrus Home Page: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyruswiki.andrew.cmu.edu List Archives/Info: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/mailing-list.html
