First, Apple doesn't write the IMAP software, it's FOSS,
specifically Cyrus from Carnegie Mellon. So if there's a problem
with it, which there isn't, then yes, Apple isn't the party
responsible.
Have to call BS.
If Apple chooses an open source solution to provide IMAP functionality
and rolls it into a $999.00 software package and calls it Mac OS X
Server, they're the party responsible for Cyrus' proper operation from
the perspective of the licensee of Mac OS X Server, not CMU.
That said, finding disk space "leaks" is one of the easiest system
administration tasks and almost certainly not the fault of Apple (or
Cyrus).
du -s * is your friend.
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