Rocco Scappatura wrote:
> > No, the correct way is to specify the home directory and let
> > Courier default to $HOME/Maildir. I am just mentioning it
> > because some people specify the MAIL option either because
> > they think it is required or because they are trying to
> > relocate the maildirs. Then they are surprised when they
> > can't get maildrop to work. If you are not doing this, then
> > don't worry about it.
>
> This is my /etc/naildroprc:
>
> $HOME/$DEFAULT
> exception {
> TO "$HOME/$DEFAULT"
> }
> log "/usr/local/bin/maildirmake -q $MAILDIRQUOTA $HOME/$DEFAULT"
> `/usr/local/bin/maildirmake -q $MAILDIRQUOTA $HOME/$DEFAULT`
>
> TO "$HOME/$DEFAULT"
>
>
> Please Note that I would like to use the entire homedir of a virtual
> user as the maildir.
>
> Moreover tha command that is executed (as I can see from the log) is
> correct:
>
> /usr/local/bin/maildirmake -q 1000000S
> /home/virtual/nomesito.it/ciccio/
>
> The only strange think is that when the dir exists then all works
> fine, while otherwise the command hangs.
What happens if you execute that command yourself? (make sure you do it
as the proper user)
Does /home/virtual/nomesito.it/ already exist?
--
Bowie
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