On Wednesday 23 March 2005 11:08 am, Tom Collins wrote: > On Mar 23, 2005, at 9:45 AM, Kyle Wheeler wrote: > > Additionally, the ideas there I think you can still use. For example, > > > > you could make --enable-spam-command look something like this, too: > > |spamc -u "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" | maildir > > > > /.../vpop/domains/$USER/$EXT/Maildir/ > > What if vdelivermail just set some extra environment variables for you > to use. > > $VPOPUSER, $VPOPDOM, $VPOPEMAIL, $VPOPMAILDIR > > Username, domain name, full email address, maildir path > > Others?
whatever it sets, if it's going to call its local processing files '.qmail
files', then they should be fully compliant with qmail-local and
qmail-command, while also setting $HOME and etc to the user's actual home dir
and not the home dir of the domain.
-Jeremy
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