According to the web page description of Courier-IMAP, virtual mailboxes
uses GDBM or DB database to translate arbitrary users to maildirs. But
if I won't be doing that, do I need GDBM or a DB database at all for
anything else? If not, can it be left out of the ./configure step?
I won't be using virtual mailboxes in the sense of the old style unix way
of translating "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to local user "somebody". Instead,
all mail will be delivered into a distinctive mailbox structured like:
/var/mail/example.com/someone/maildir
With a direct construction of the path, it's not really virtual anyway.
So the translation is not needed, either. Delivery and pickup both
need to do the same construction, but that should be quite simple to
set up (maybe a small hack if not already implemented).
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