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Paul,
To add on top of what Bron said, xlist was removed in 2.5 but added as a (somewhat?) new implementation in 3.0, so you should install the newest version of Cyrus to take advantage of this feature. In 3.0 xlist is part of autocreate functionality, i.e. an appropriate flag is set on each newly created folder once a new mailbox is created (AFAIK, it won't work on existing folders). > What about client-support? Is it much used in clients? From my experience, it's rather well supported. Some clients from time to time (depending on the vendors, versions, locales, etc.) fail to apply these flags to some of the folders, but most of the time it's very useful. Regards, Anatoli From:
Bron Gondwana
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2018 03:23 To: Info-cyrus Subject: Re: XLIST, special-use mailboxes Hi Paul,
In newer versions the support is
more accurately to spec, where you create with (USE \Foo) and then
it's stored alongside that mailbox, even if it's renamed. The old
2.4 version was just a hack for XLIST before the standards support
was added.
Cheers,
Bron. On Fri, Jun 15, 2018, at 01:03, Paul van der Vlis wrote:
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