Wow, that's an innovative trick! Since it's -I which requires the caller
to be root, it gets around the normal tmail security checks that prevent
the use of # names. I never would have thought of it, even though I wrote
the code!
Thanks for sharing.
Have you considered moving to mix format?
On Fri, 28 Nov 2008, Neil Hoggarth wrote:
I use tmail to deliver directly into folders in the #shared namespace, from
the system /etc/aliases file, like so:
shared-address: |"/usr/local/bin/tmail -I '#shared/group/folder' daemon"
where ~imapshared/group/folder is an MBX file with mode 0660 and ownership
daemon:group.
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