On Tue, Aug 30, 2005 at 06:18:07PM -0400, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Patrick Ryan writes:
Aug 30 14:56:03 ops-ext-1 sqwebmaild:
rename(/data/shared/prodmail/Maildir/.Production/new/1125435603.M9
15923P31785V0000000000004802I00089F92_0.ops-ext-1,S=828,/data/shared/prodmail/Maildir/.Production/cur/11
25435603.M915923P31785V0000000000004802I00089F92_0.ops-ext-1,S=828:2,)
failed: Permission denied
What is wrong? Is there a maildiracl setting I'm missing? Some other
configuration? Known problem?
You're probably trying to deliver mail directly into a sharable maildir.
Messages cannot be delivered into a sharable maildir directly by your mail
server. The only way messages may get in or out of a sharable maildir is
by sqwebmaild, or Courier-IMAP, moving them there.
I created a user called prodmail and am using maildrop with the below
.mailfilter. Is this fact causing sqwebmaild to try to manipulate the
shared folder directly instead of making symlinks? If so, what can I do
differently to achieve the same effect?
UMASK=022
FROM='prodmail@ops-ext-1'
import SENDER
if ($SENDER eq "")
{
SENDER=$FROM
}
##Op:contains
##Header:From
##Value:(root|admin|nagios|monitor|oracle)@
##Folder:.Production
##From:
##Name:Production
if ((/^From:.*(root|admin|nagios|monitor|oracle)@/))
{
to "./Maildir/.Production/."
}
to "./Maildir/."
Thanks,
Patrick
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