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?
--- Sam Varshavchik <mrs...@courier-mta.com> wrote:
sdgesa gaeharth writes:
thanks for the reply...
I changed the permissions, they look like this
now:
drwxr-xr-x 168 root root 8192 Nov 9 21:10 mail
But I still get the same error.
/usr/local/bin/maildrop -d "jo...@domain.com"
Is "jo...@domain.com"'s home directory REALLY /mail?
You know, for the past 30 years that UNIX has been
in existence, it has
generally been accepted practice that every login
account is the actual
owner of its designated home directory.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish by setting
every login account's
home directory to /mail?
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