> So I guess by "~/." you mean same as "~/" which is also the same as "~". > The problem with that is, as always, that users can store mails > everywhere in the home directory and there may be other non-mail files > in there messing things up.
I understand and agree with your second sentence. The issue though is that if I use '~' or '~/' without the '.' suffix I get the following error: Error: user henry: Initialization failed: Initializing mail storage from mail_location setting failed: No home directory for system user. Can't expand ~ for mail root dir in: ~:INBOX=/var/mail/henry It seems to have a problem expanding '~' or '~/', but not '~/.' Regards Henry
