Question About Kolab and Cyrus Mail Boxes

[Joseph Hardeman]

Alain,

Thank you for the response.  In my test account and another account, I 
used both Thunderbird, with IMAP, and Horde and after logging in on both 
the Drafts and Sent folders were not created, I had to manually create 
them in Horde and then Thunderbird saw them.

Do you know what files Kolab Admin uses to create the user?  I want to 
see if there is a way in those files to generate these folders.  I 
understand about the different languages, I just want to be able to 
handle it on my end for my domain users.

Thanks for the info about setting up a self generated cert for multiple 
domain names, I will research further on how to generate it. 

Thanks

Joseph

Alain Spineux wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 3:36 AM, Joseph Hardeman <jwhardeman at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> Greetings everyone,
>>
>> I have just finished setting up my first installation of Kolab and have
>> two quick questions.
>>
>> When I create a user, I do not see a Sent mail folder and a Drafts
>> folder.  For instance see my lm after logging into cyradm:
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> I think Kolab let the MUA create theses folder itself at first user login,
> because Sent, Draft and other are not standard names !
> Depending  your Language, the name could change.
>
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>> user/testuser/Calendar at farkinga.com (\HasNoChildren)
>> user/testuser/Contacts at farkinga.com (\HasNoChildren)
>> user/testuser/Notes at farkinga.com (\HasNoChildren)
>> user/testuser/Tasks at farkinga.com (\HasNoChildren)
>> user/testuser at farkinga.com (\HasChildren)
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>> I have been searching through the templates and other files but have not
>> been able to find a way to have these folders autogenerated when I add
>> an email user.  I can add them afterwards, but I want my users to be
>> able to simply login and go.
>>     
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> They are already able to simply login and go !
>
>   
>> My second question is, is there a template file where I can add multiple
>> certs for my IMAP/POP authentication?  Or can someone send me a quick
>> note on where I need to add them?  I want to be able to provide virtual
>> domain support and when a user goes to add their mail.domain.com account
>> to their client they won't get the wrong cert.
>>     
>
> You can only attach ONE certificate to an (IP, port) couple !
>
> anyway, you can ave multiple Alternate Name in one certificate.
> For example you create a certificate using the
>
> commonName =myserver.name.com
>
> and add 2 alternate names
>
> DNS.1=myserver.name.com   # this is a good idea to have ce commonName
> in the list of alternate name
> DNS.2=webmail.domain1.com
> DNS.3=webmail.domain2.com
>
> But this is mostly true if you generate your certificate yourself, because most
> of the cheap certificate provider will not let you add multiple
> alternate names !
>
>
>   
>> Thanks for everything.
>>
>> Joseph
>>
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