I'm using mysql from the auth daemon for virtual domains.I guess you have to set the shell explicitly in .mailfilter or in /etc/maildroprc ala:
I have REAL unix accounts per user.
I want to run maildrop.
In most cases, I don't want the users to have shell access.
but when I create .courier: |/usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop /home/useraccount/.mailfilter
AND .mailfilter (owned by useraccount and chmod'd 600)
it fails to run unless the user has an operating shell.
SHELL=/bin/ash
I use ash as I do not really need all the bells and whistles of bash in mailfilter-scripts.
You may even consider using sash, which comes with a lot of included builtin commands, where the builtin ones are preceded with a -. This could allow you to write "-mkdir /tmp/foobar" without forking.
Notice that I did not check sash for usability, ash I use on some computers for mailfiltering.
Regards Mirko
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