"Mark Delany" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Understand, but I can't seem to get past the OS wanting the first > component to be a directory. Right, it does - or rather, *every* component, except the last. > I guess if people had a .qmail directory... As I do. > But is there a way without the recipient doing something silly? If you have a .qmail directory, and a +user- line in users/assign, a sender could send to user-../foo@host to access .qmail/../foo as a .qmail delivery file. paul
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