> You haven't made a mistake, really. tmda-pending expects to > run as the user receiving the mail, with the appropriate > $HOME setting and so forth. It doesn't really work well for virtual > domains.
I couldn't set the $HOME in my script? > You could create a /home/vpopmail/.tmda/crypt_key (using > tmda-keygen as usual) just to make tmda-pending happy. It > should run at that point. But one for all users? > We haven't done a lot of work on > tmda-pending because the thought has been, for a while, that > it's going away. What will probably happen is that future > versions of TMDA will create the pending queue in a format > that standard Unix mail readers can read (Maildir being the > most likely) so that tmda-pending simply isn't necessary. I think it's important to see what we have in pending, with headers and (if possible) with IP. I think that could be a good option. Thanks for all Andrea _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
