Hi. Am Donnerstag, 1. November 2007 schrieb Enda Cronnolly: > I have an email account that nobody mails me on, so I just tested this. > What I done was chmod -R root.root on the homedirectory for the account, > and then sent an email from my account to it. No bounce, here are the logs: > > Nov 1 14:48:26 mail courierlocal: > id=002A85E5.4729E73A.0000382A,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<[EMAIL > PROTECTED]>: > maildrop: Home directory owned by wrong user. > Nov 1 14:48:26 mail courierlocal: > id=002A85E5.4729E73A.0000382A,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<[EMAIL > PROTECTED]>,s >tatus: deferred
I think this is a completely different situation. I don't know what you really did when you say "chmod -R root.root", What I mean is "chmod 700" (still correct owner) and then mail from the outside world to a nonexistant address. In this case, existant addresses still work like a charm, but nonexistant addresses get identified *after* smtp dialog and therefore get bounced. But as I said in the other mail: I don't use maildrop. > This is perfectly acceptable and how it should be. You're just not catching > the logs..... SO ..... this whole thing is a non issue. No, the thing is that you have a completely different setup. cu, Bernd
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