Individual IMAP emails stuck in wrong mailbox

This is a discussion on Individual IMAP emails stuck in wrong mailbox within the IMAP forums in Other Technologies category; We had a incorrect forward going on internally, whereas a particular user was receiving the wrong forwarding of emails. When we log into the webmail (squirrelmail) to try and forward those emails out of their mailbox they don't show up. But when I ssh to the box I can go to that user's cyrus-imap directory and find each of the files individually. Named as "1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6." and so on. Since I can't pull up webmail or imap client to see these files, how do I properly move them to the correct imap directory so that the ...

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Old 04-04-2008, 03:01 PM
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Default Individual IMAP emails stuck in wrong mailbox

We had a incorrect forward going on internally, whereas a particular
user was receiving the wrong forwarding of emails. When we log into
the webmail (squirrelmail) to try and forward those emails out of
their mailbox they don't show up. But when I ssh to the box I can go
to that user's cyrus-imap directory and find each of the files
individually. Named as "1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6." and so on. Since I can't
pull up webmail or imap client to see these files, how do I properly
move them to the correct imap directory so that the end-user can see
them in his inbox?
I have even used the cyrus rebuild command so the database directory
could be rebuilt to possibly see it in webmail again, with no luck.
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