Re: can't delete folder

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> All of the sudden I see the folder which is not supposed to be visible
> in Outlook 2003. The folder name is marta.username It appeared after I
> run the cyrus cm command to add the user mailbox. Apparently I did it
> the wrong way. I'm trying to get rid of this folder in Outlook, but it
> won't let me to do it (permission denied). When I do it in webmail I see
> errors like
> "ERROR:
> ERROR: Could not complete request.
> Query: SELECT "INBOX.Trash"
> Reason Given: Mailbox has an invalid format"
> in squirrelmail. Looks like the same named folder is sitting in the
> trash folder. When I purge the trash, it gives me errors such us "I/O
> error" I also unsubscribed to it in my outlook, but it still shows up.
> It's really annoying. Please give me a hint how to get rid of it.

1. check your server logs for hard disk errors

2. rebuild mailbox
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/mimap/chapter/ch09.html#89986

See "Corruption in a user's mailbox" chapter

3. check mailbox access limits.

-- 
Tomas


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