The
user you want to be to set up the qmail files is alias
Assuming you have created an alias user (and all the other required qmail
users)
su
alias
cd alias
touch .qmail-postmaster
touch .qmail-mailer-daemon
touch .qmail-root
If you
decide to use Maildirs eventually each of those .qmail files must contain the
line ./Maildir/ and you must have created the Maildir directory using the
maildirmake executable that is in /var/qmail/bin
Ironically, I have installed using the RPM and I cannot perform the
command su alias because the alias user has no shell specified, I don't know why
it was set that way.
Alex
Miller
-----Original Message-----
From: Radu Malica [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, June 19, 1999 3:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: qmail problemI' ve installed RedHat 6 and Qmail. I followed strictly the instructions there and i have some problems with ~alias/ directory permissions and .qmail files in there. Some files in bin/ were installed with root owner. Is this okay? I can't manage to do a thing with the ~alias directory. i wanted that user news' mail to be forwarded to joker on local machine, i created ~alias/.qmail-news and wrote in that file 'joker'. Nothing happens. I get some errors like : Could not chdir Maildir. cannot write to /var/qmail/alias permission deniedPlease help me