so in your opinion, what should the two values be,
given the sql data and file structure i have set up. I
get confused becaused i dont have a folder called
"maildir" in each user's folder/mailbox.
maildir_field ?????
homedirectory_field ?????
+----------------+------+------+-----------------+
| address | uid | gid | domain
|maildir | quota |
+----------------+------+------+-----------------+
| jo...@domain.com | 1154 | 1001 | dullesmicro.com |
jo...@domain.com/ | 1000 |
+----------------+------+------+-----------------+
--- John Locke <ma...@freelock.com> wrote:
On Mon, 2003-11-10 at 19:03, sdgesa gaeharth wrote:
no, no!!!
/mail is the folder (partition) where everyone's
email folder is.
/mail/jo...@domain.com
/mail/jo...@domain.com/cur
/mail/jo...@domain.com/new
/mail/fra...@domain.com
/mail/fra...@domain.com/cur
/mail/fra...@domain.com/new
I am not trying to set every login account's home
directory to /mail
the mail directory is owned by root. the
jo...@domain.com folder is owned by user id : 1154
which
is the userid specified in the mysql database.
Everything works perfectly with my current
postfix/mysql/courier-imap configuration. I am
trying
to add maildrop. Do I have the maildir and home
values
backwards?
$HOME = home directory to search for .mailfilter
file, must be owned by
Unix UID of the account to deliver...
$MAILDIR = Mailbox/Maildir to deliver to, relative
to $HOME (unless it's
an absolute path).
With Postfix virtual mailbox domains, there is no
$HOME--you can only
set it to a fixed path that contains all of your
virtual mailboxes. With
Maildrop, you can set it individually for all
virtual user accounts--but
whatever it's set to must be owned by the delivery
UID.
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