Re: Need help with collateral damage after migrating from 2.5.10 to 3.0.13 on Ubuntu

Michael Menge <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.imap.cyrus
Message-ID <20210910134349.Horde.K1MGEcfzP847R5uPp45Guib@webmail.uni-tuebingen.de>
Quoting [email protected]:

> Thanks Michael for solving it.
> But now my mind is blown... So after testing and working with it  
> remotely from work, it worked perfectly fine. Now I am at home, at  
> my desktop, and it doesn't work! Thunderbird doesn't see anything  
> again. I tried it on the server itself (Ubuntu, using thunderbird  
> there too) and it's showing the shared folder, but inbox is empty  
> again!
> In the logs I see the logins from the two computers, but nothing  
> about any kind of error whatsoever...
> I even deleted the mailbox from thunderbird and re-created it.
> What the...?!

post the service section of your cyrus.conf

i suspect that your local connection and your remote connection use
different services, and most likely the remote connection is made
via service named "imap".

If you prepend an option in imapd.conf with the servicename_ you
can change the option only for that specific service.


As your username is in imap_admins, it is still an admin for the
servise "imap" (the remote connection)  but not for the other
services (your local connection)




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