We've been using Cyrus IMAP on an old server and are upgrading servers so thought we'd look into Courier IMAP. We have a small number of users and don't store mail in home directories. We don't care about ~/.forward or mail filtering from users. Our current Cyrus IMAP folder hierarchy is: [path]/mailing-lists [path]/mailing-lists/gcc/2007/03 # shared folder [path]/mailing-lists/gcc/2007/04 # shared folder [path]/mailing-lists/gdb/2007/04 # shared folder [path]/programs [path]/programs/gcc # shared folder [path]/programs/gdb # shared folder [path]/corporate/<customer1> # shared folder (but restrict access to <userX>) [path]/corporate/<customer2> # shared folder (but restrict access to <userX>) [path]/user/<user1> # restrict access to <user1> [path]/user/<user2> # restrict access to <user2>

We'd like to keep this directory hierarchy. We wish for [path]/user/<user1> to be INBOX for <user1>, [path]/user/<user2> to be INBOX for <user2>, etc. and for all users to see the list of top-level folders as `mailing-lists', `programs', `corporate', and `user' (or `INBOX.').

Is this something Courier IMAP can handle?