06-23-2004
It would appear as though cyrus-imapd, an imap server daemon I am unfamiliar with, doesn't support the old school style mail directories, and thus, until you run the admin tool for cyrus, you cant login, simply because it cant find your mailbox. Since my install of cyrus seems to be broken, as the cyradm tool does not work, I just switched back to dovecot and all is well.
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mbexamine
MBEXAMINE(8) System Manager's Manual MBEXAMINE(8)
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NAME
mbexamine - examine a cyrus-format mailbox
SYNOPSIS
mbexamine [ -C config-file ] [ -u uid ] mailbox...
mbexamine [ -C config-file ] [ -s seqnum ] mailbox...
mbexamine [ -C config-file ] -q mailbox...
DESCRIPTION
Mbexamine will examine the header, index, and cache files of a cyrus format mailbox and dump the information contained therein. It can
also limit its output to a specific uid or sequence number, through use of the -s and -u switches. Mbexamine reads its configuration
options out of the imapd.conf(5) file unless specified otherwise by -C. It uses the mboxlist database to locate the mailbox on disk.
OPTIONS
-C config-file
Read configuration options from config-file.
-s Dump information for the given sequence number only.
-u Dump information for the given uid only.
-q Compare the quota usage in cyrus.index to the actual message file sizes and report any differences. If there are differences, the
mailbox SHOULD be reconstructed.
FILES
/etc/imapd.conf
CMU
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