Le 2 août 2013 à 11:02, Nigel Smith a écrit : > Hello Axel, > > # id its-virtmail > uid=1001(its-virtmail) gid=1001(its-virtmail) groups=1001(its-virtmail) > > # grep 't...@ops.example.com' /etc/dovecot/users > t...@ops.example.com:{SSHA512}xxxxxxxxxxxxx:1001:1001::/srv/mail/ops.example.com/test/./:/bin/false:: > > # ls -al > /srv/mail/ops.example.com/test/new/1375430267.M868397P2192.ukc-vm02-mx01\,S\=477\,W\=486 > > -rw-r--r-- > 1 its-virtmail its-virtmail 477 Aug 2 08:57 > /srv/mail/ops.example.com/test/new/1375430267.M868397P2192.ukc-vm02-mx01,S=477,W=486
Thanks! So, it's a single uid/gid setting, and the permissions seem to be consistent. (you could probably simplify your config, but it's another matter) Looking at the home folder for t...@ops.example.com: /srv/mail/ops.example.com/test/./ I'm not sure how Dovecot is supposed to interpret the ending "/./" part. On the other hand, according to your global setting: mail_location = maildir:/srv/mail/%d/%n this would translate as: maildir:/srv/mail/ops.example.com/test for user t...@ops.example.com. Someone more knowledgeable than I am with maildir? Axel PS - Yes, Stan is right: always better to provide the output doveconf -n (and postconf -n), and even better in a message's body. :-)