Joe Laffey writes:
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Joe Laffey writes:
> Normally the error message I get from a full mailbox is maildrop: maildir > over quota. > > This user has a .courier file that reads: > > ./Maildir
If that's the case, then maildrop is not being invoked to delivery to this user; Courier will deliver the message itself.
That error message must have some other origin.
Can you give me a hint at what origins we are talking about? I see this in the logs:
Sep 24 09:05:35 raw courierlocal: id=002DCE13.415429A3.00000BF3,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Mailbox full.
Well, where do you see here a reference to maildrop?
There is no reference to running maildrop here, this is Courier delivering to the mailbox itself. The first delivery instruction is "./Maildir", this maildir is full, so the delivery fails.
What is the best way to deliver mail to both a local maildir, and to forward a copy to a remote address? (admin level setting is OK)
Your original .courier file does that. If you want to forward a copy even if delivery to Maildir fails because it's full, do the forward first, then deliver to Maildir. Very simple.
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