--enable-restrict-trusted=0
--enable-restrict-trusted has to be taken carefully, whatever what way
your
system fits best you also can specify trusted-users.
Hm. I want to use it with trusted users set. Including maildrops user
and postfix. But for the test I will try it with '0'.
The following is in my master.cf in postfix:
maildrop unix - n n - - pipe
flags=R user=mail argv=/usr/bin/maildrop -V9 -d ${user}
The same appies to me except the -V9.
Do you use the same table for maildrop and imap? Anddo you use the
tables which are in the examples or do you use your own tables?
I will test these topics anyway just courius.
Ago
the -V9 is just for more verbosity .... get better errormessages.
Also be aware of, that i use: --with-default-maildrop=./Maildir/.
This results in an temp_fail, if a user exists but his maildrop is not
created, instead of maildrop going to just make a mailspool-file named
Maildir.
I use the same table for postfix, courier-imap, courier-pop, sqwebmail and
maildrop. No differences at all.
It's the tables matching for courier-imap + some additional fields.
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