My compliments for imapsync. It is definitely a great timesaver. Without it
this migration would be unthinkable.
I posted this to thew imapsync website before I discovered this newsgroup.
So here goes again:
I am migrating from uw imap to Cyrus. I have a folder on UW that contains a
dot in its name. The dot is the folder separator in Cyrus. For some reason
the script implements a sub called separator_invert() that changes the dot
into a forward slash to create the name of the target folder. The target
folder thus gets an illegal name. Eg "Gebr. Bot" becomes "Gebr/ Bot". The
message is "Couldn't create [INBOX.Mijn mappen.Gebr/ Bot]5095 NO Invalid
mailbox name". Can/should this be fixed? I have implemented a workaround in
separator_invert() that first substitutes the dots (or actually the target
separator) in the source name with an underscore. This works fine. I can
provide a patch if you want. I tried to preserve the dot but Cyrus does not
support dots in folder names.
Regards,
Jan
> I am migrating from uw imap to Cyrus. I have a folder on UW that contains a
> dot in its name. The dot is the folder separator in Cyrus. For some reason
> the script implements a sub called separator_invert() that changes the dot
> into a forward slash to create the name of the target folder. The target
> folder thus gets an illegal name. Eg "Gebr. Bot" becomes "Gebr/ Bot". The
> message is "Couldn't create [INBOX.Mijn mappen.Gebr/ Bot]5095 NO Invalid
> mailbox name". Can/should this be fixed?
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Jan.
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