Hi Guys I realize that this is probably not a Cyrus problem, but the imapsync community don't strike me as responsive. And you guys know everything :) I'm trying to move from an old uw-imap to Cyrus 2.4.8 using imapsync 1.456. So far my main problem has been the lack off useful documentation on imapsync's part. Specially on the --regextrans2 parameter. I managed to figure that one out by 2 days of Googling and trial-error attempts. My remaining problem is, how to create parent folders for sub folders. The uw-imap folder structure is flat (a list of files) so i would like to get related stuff into a tree structure using subfolders. I got a bunch of --regextrans2 --regextrans2 's#^BURAPA$#Biker Stuff/BURAPA#' \ --regextrans2 's#^BikeWeek$#Biker Stuff/BikeWeek#' \ --regextrans2 's#^Biker Events$#Biker Stuff/Biker Events#' \ --regextrans2 's#^Hard Rock$#Biker Stuff/Hard Rock#' \ --regextrans2 's#^John Daytona$#Biker Stuff/John Daytona#' \ Resulting in correct created subfolders user/testuser/Biker Stuff/BURAPA@xxxxxxxxxxx (\HasNoChildren) user/testuser/Biker Stuff/BikeWeek@xxxxxxxxxxx (\HasNoChildren) user/testuser/Biker Stuff/Biker Events@xxxxxxxxxxx (\HasNoChildren) user/testuser/Biker Stuff/Hard Rock@xxxxxxxxxxx (\HasNoChildren) user/testuser/Biker Stuff/John Daytona@xxxxxxxxxxx (\HasNoChildren) Using Squirrel Mail as client, i would like to collapse those folders, to only show "Biker Stuff (unread/total)". For this to work, i need the parent folder user/testuser/Biker Stuff@xxxxxxxxxxx (\HasChildren) To be created. I can do that manually in cyradm or Squirrel Mail, but there's too many parent folders needed for each user to do it by hand. Any ideas as to how this can be done. Either by imapsync or some clever script? Zenwalk 6.4 Core Linux 2.6.30.5 #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Sep 14 11:49:43 CEST 2009 i686 Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux -- Later Mogens Melander -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean. ---- Cyrus Home Page: http://www.cyrusimap.org/ List Archives/Info: http://lists.andrew.cmu.edu/pipermail/info-cyrus/
