miolinux wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 16:45:23 +0700
Anton Dobkin <ant...@viansib.ru> wrote:
Hello!
Place this block in a file of the global filter maildrop
(/etc/courier-maildrop/maildroprc or other):
`test -d $HOME$DEFAULT`
if($RETURCODE!=0){
`mkdir -p -m 0700 $HOME$DEFAULT`
`mkdir -m 0700 $HOME$DEFAULT/cur`
`mkdir -m 0700 $HOME$DEFAULT/new`
`mkdir -m 0700 $HOME$DEFAULT`
}
It will automatically create all necessary directories for the user
if they do not exist.
Good luck!
Thx for the info, but what i need is to create $HOME when first mail
arrives. Then i'll create maildirs with maildroprc. But unfortunately
maildrop will try to chdir to $HOME before doing anything, so if $HOME
does not exists it will exit with error. There's a patch somewhere on
the net but i still haven't found it.
If someone has some pointers pls tell me.
Hi
I use proftpd (using LDAP for auth) in my mail servers with CreateHome
on and a skeleton directory structure which creates the maildir. During
the user setup process (built using PHP) I do an ftp login to the mail
server with the new user's credentials. Proftpd then creates the home
directory and maildir.
This has proved fairly reliable.
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