Nevermind, I went to lunch(frustrated) and returned full and happy. A
full stomach will fix many issues!
Anyway, I forgot to add the --enable-trusted-users='root alias' to my
maildrop config! Apparntly I figured that out the first time I build
maildrop, but it escaped me the second time :)
Hi, I'm using qmail with maildrop and courier-imap. I've been following
a nice maildrop+imap+qmail howto to set up my imap server.
http://howtos.eoutfitters.net/email/old/
It was working great, until, I did something that screwed everything up
and I get this bounce message
/usr/local/bin/maildrop: You are not a trusted user.
when sending mail to a (virtual) user on that machine. Note: mail to
qmail aliases is working fine.
The only thing I did was reinstall maildrop with the quota support(which
didn't work anyway!)
So I rebuilt it again exactly as the first, walked through this howto
line by line and tried to do everything the way I did the first time.
But still no luck? What could have changed?
Also, there's no search tool for this lists archives, so I went back
pretty far and searched through the subj. lines for this error, sorry if
it's already been covered!
thanks,
Steve
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