Joseph Turley wrote:
My understanding was that courier takes the home field
and the maildir field and puts them together to make
the full path to the Maildir.
This is correct, AFAIK.
If you leave the Maildir field empty, Courier will use the
DEFAULTDELIVERY setting in the etc/courierd file (which is installed as
"./Maildir").
I believe that this is the best option as you will be able to start
using, lets say, maildrop as your default delivery agent (with any
filtering you might need) only by changing the DEFAULTDELIVERY option.
You should really put the complete home directory in the home field and
leave the Maildir field empty. It's easier, it works and it gives you
more flexibility.
I'm trying to follow the setup mentioned by
http://kirb.insanegenius.net/postfix.html as well as
the INSTALL file for phpMailAdmin. My database is set
up like the phpMailAdmin file says to, and I can get
it to pass the correct username and password, but it
dies afterward saying:
Unknown error: Fatal error: Maildir: No such file or
directory
phpMailAdmin dies? Sorry, can't help you with that one, I've never used it.
I also tried writing my own query, but it didn't
work...?
MYSQL_SELECT_CLAUSE SELECT id, crypt, uid,
gid, clear, home, maildir, quota, name \
# FROM users \
# WHERE id = '$(local_part)'
The instructions in etc/authmysqlrc were wrong up to
courier-0.42.0.20030420. courier-0.42.0.20030423 has the correct
instructions. There were two corrections:
1. The order of the fields as already mentioned and
2. The fact that the username should include the domain as
(username@domain).
I hope this helps to clarify the issue,
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