Rocco Scappatura wrote:
No, the correct way is to specify the home directory and let
Courier default to $HOME/Maildir. I am just mentioning it
because some people specify the MAIL option either because
they think it is required or because they are trying to
relocate the maildirs. Then they are surprised when they
can't get maildrop to work. If you are not doing this, then
don't worry about it.
This is my /etc/naildroprc:
$HOME/$DEFAULT
exception {
TO "$HOME/$DEFAULT"
}
log "/usr/local/bin/maildirmake -q $MAILDIRQUOTA $HOME/$DEFAULT"
`/usr/local/bin/maildirmake -q $MAILDIRQUOTA $HOME/$DEFAULT`
TO "$HOME/$DEFAULT"
Please Note that I would like to use the entire homedir of a virtual
user as the maildir.
Moreover tha command that is executed (as I can see from the log) is
correct:
/usr/local/bin/maildirmake -q 1000000S
/home/virtual/nomesito.it/ciccio/
The only strange think is that when the dir exists then all works
fine, while otherwise the command hangs.
What happens if you execute that command yourself? (make sure you do it
as the proper user)
Does /home/virtual/nomesito.it/ already exist?
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