Noah Silverman wrote:
> OK,
>
> That makes sense, but then what do I do for virtual users? I have a
> separate directory for each users mail (/data/Mail/noah
> /data/mail/bob etc...)
whats wrong with
noah uid=8680|gid=1000|home=/data/Mail/noah|systempw=xxx
and having mail delivered to /data/Ma
Noah Silverman writes:
OK,
That makes sense, but then what do I do for virtual users? I have a
The only difference between a "virtual" user and a "nonvirtual" user is that
one's home directory is specified in /etc/passwd, and the other one isn't.
separate directory for each users mail (/data/
OK,
That makes sense, but then what do I do for virtual users? I have a
separate directory for each users mail (/data/Mail/noah /data/mail/bob
etc...)
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Noah Silverman writes:
I don't understand.
My authentication is "authdaemon".
I'm using virtual users with the user
Noah Silverman writes:
I don't understand.
My authentication is "authdaemon".
I'm using virtual users with the userdb file.
Each user has the same home, but a different mailbox.
noah
uid=8680|gid=1000|home=/data/Mail|mail=/data/Mail/noah|systempw=xxx
Well, there you go. Specifying 'mail'
Noah Silverman wrote:
I don't understand.
My authentication is "authdaemon".
I'm using virtual users with the userdb file.
Each user has the same home, but a different mailbox.
noah
uid=8680|gid=1000|home=/data/Mail|mail=/data/Mail/noah|systempw=xxx
Is there another way to do this? I wou
I don't understand.
My authentication is "authdaemon".
I'm using virtual users with the userdb file.
Each user has the same home, but a different mailbox.
noah
uid=8680|gid=1000|home=/data/Mail|mail=/data/Mail/noah|systempw=xxx
Is there another way to do this? I would really like to have
Noah Silverman writes:
Hi,
Sorry to keep throwing problems out to the group, but this thing is
really tricky to configure.
I'm trying to get ALL incoming mail to run through spamassassin. (no
exceptions, ever.)
I've put the following line in courierd:
courierd:DEFAULTDELIVERY="| /usr/local/b
