Wednesday 20 December 2006 04:07 skrev Stephen Warren: > Thiago Lima wrote: > > I Can't make TMDA to look for .tmda directory for virtual users. > > > > What looks to me is that tmda-filter is not runnning the script to get > > the virtual directory. > > I think tmda-filter etc. tend to rely on the HOME environment variable > being set for virtual users. If you have maildrop set this, things might > work better.
As I understand it, maildrop must call tmda-filter with the -S option from /etc/courier/maildroprc (or, optionally, an into maildroprc included conf-file): to "| tmda-filter -S /path/to/script" Check maildrop's logfile to see how maildrop actually handles the mails. I have configured the logs in this way: LOGDIR="/home/vmail" logfile "$LOGDIR/maildroprc.log" log "Filter start" So, in my case, the log is in /home/vmail with vmail as user. On a debian system maildrop does not run a root, but as the user vmail. Please, report back whether you succeed or not. Flemming (If it doesn't work, you may try: to "| tmda-rfilter -S /path/to/script" It is tmda-rfilter that actually uses options. tmda-filter is just a wrapper with a few expection statements.) _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list (tmda-users@tmda.net) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
