Hi all, I updated Fedora on my mail server last Fall and went 3.4.4 to 3.6.0, and immediately noticed that my MacOSX and iOS clients were showing mailboxes looking like I<hexdigit*16> or else I<hexdigit*8>-<hexdigit*4>-<hexdigit*4>-<hexdigit*12> such as: localhost> lm I000f949e43016cf3 (\HasNoChildren) I008c482f4c6dc04c (\HasNoChildren) I013c95c942d88dc9 (\HasNoChildren) I01d66834-ad49-49bc-bbc1-e88dd5daa634 (\HasNoChildren) I01e717335405ff9e (\HasNoChildren) I01ec06a14a4a9b45 (\HasNoChildren) I022db01846168a0b (\HasNoChildren) I02b22ece-586a-472c-9682-56aa077881e7 (\HasNoChildren) I034348fc-8758-46b7-b4a0-531a810e75b8 (\HasNoChildren) I034e9db54a247d82 (\HasNoChildren) ... But other mailboxes show up as subscribed: INBOX.Lists.Cyrus-info (\Subscribed \HasNoChildren) Where did these names come from? Do they contain anything? Can I safely delete them? Why aren't the clients ignoring folders that aren't subscribed? I updated to Fedora 39 and am running 3.8.1 right now. Thanks, -Philip ------------------------------------------ Cyrus: Info Permalink: https://cyrus.topicbox.com/groups/info/Tde3dfd2c93829b50-M4fce24cd98eb904250213725 Delivery options: https://cyrus.topicbox.com/groups/info/subscription
