From owner-freebsd-stable  Sun Oct 24  7:55:31 1999
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From: Sean-Paul Rees <sean@dreamfire.net>
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I have a FreeBSD server here doing a little bit of everything, including
mail for my network here. I was in the market for a free, featured imap
server that could do the following:

	Work with $HOME/Mailbox
	Support configurable folders

I haven't had any luck with imap-uw. I read the docs on how to change it
to use $HOME/Mailbox, but the hack didn't seem to work at all. 

What I mean by configurable folders, is something like this:

Mail comes in, postfix delivers it to procmail, procmail filters it into
the correct "folder" like:

:0:
* ^To:.*stable@freebsd.org
in.freebsd-stable

Here comes the folders part... when you logon with imap to the server,
it reports Inbox, in.freebsd-stable, and all the other folders.

Any ideas?

Cheers,
Sean


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