Hal Huntley wrote: > I'm new to Cyris IMAP but I do have some experience with Sun's IMAP, so > I know some of the commands. > > We have Cyrus IMAP Server 2.1.13. I did not set it up, but I've been > asked to add some more messages to a person's IMAP account. We acquired > a tar file of some email messages from another location. The message > store appears to be the right type of each message number followed by a > dot (.). I've untarred these messages in to a user's area as a > subfolder. There are many subfolders in this original folder as well as > sub-subfolders. > > Here's a representation of the issue. > > username -> user account folder > norne -> top level folder > foo -> sub folder (usually does not have messages but might) > bar -> sub-sub folder (may or may not have messages) > > If there are messages at the "foo" level, they are seen fine. But if > the "foo" level is empty of messages, but has sub-folders, none of the > sub-folders are seen and thus none of their messages are seen. How were the subdirectories (folders) created? Did you use an IMAP client, or did you just create the subdirectories in the filesystem and then copy the mail into them? Can you see these subdirectories using cyradm? $ cyradm your.server.com your.server.com> lm user.username.* If you just created them as directories in the filesystem and did not use an IMAP client, remove the subdirectories you created from the filesystem, recreate them using an IMAP client, then copy the mail back and reconstruct. Thanks, Dave ---- Cyrus Home Page: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/ Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/twiki List Archives/Info: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/mailing-list.html
