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IMAP folders

IMAP folders

2004-02-10       - By Andy Cowan

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Hi folks,

I 'm running a redhat-9 box on my DSL and have it configured with IMAP to
provide mail for myself and my roommates. It appears that each IMAP
folder consists of a text file in the user 's home directory, aside from
Inbox which is in /var/spool/mail. I have three questions related to this:

1) Is there a way that I can make imapd put mail folders somewhere
else? Some clients (e.g. IMP) can 't tell the difference between a mail
folder and any other normal file; not to mention the clutter in my home
directory.

2) Is it possible for me to create a user who has access to the system
via ssh but for whom the machine won 't accept mail? How would I do this?

3) What if I want to create a user who gets mail, but can 't login
otherwise? how would I do that?

Thanks,

Andy


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