Enda wrote: > Have you installed configured and test Authlib? Thats where you start. > > Then setup your users in LDAP, and when you can > > authtest <user> > > Then you know you are good to go to proceed with courier / maildir > creation / imap, pop, smtp configuration. > > -Enda.
Thank-you Enda. I am setting up auth from this doc http://www.courier-mta.org/authlib/README_authlib.html#userdbprimer under the heading *Large virtual domain farm* Once I have this running I shall then try with LDAP - I think it might be better for me not to bite off more than I can chew. In the aforementioned URL it instructs one to create maildirs for users in each domain. I tried the below but it failed. I have reread the instructions several times (& copied and pasted these) and always get the same error message: # su - vmail $ pwd /home/vmail $ mkdir -p domains/simontest.com $ mkdir domains/simontest.com/simon $ maildirmake domains/simontest.com/simon maildirmake: domains/simontest.com/simon: File exists I removed the directories and started again but replacing the . with a - incase a programme could not handle a . in the directory name: $ rm -rf domains/simontest.com/ $ mkdir -p domains/simontest-com $ mkdir domains/simontest-com/simon $ maildirmake domains/simontest-com/simon/ maildirmake: domains/simontest-com/simon/: File exists The maildirmake options are: Usage: maildirmake [ options ] maildir Perhaps the instructions would rather that I use this because it worked, but just because it created the dir, does not mean that it is the correct conf. $ mkdir -p domains/simontest-com $ maildirmake domains/simontest.com/simon $ ls domains/simonloewen.com/simon cur new tmp ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
