Hello, I recently installed Binc IMAP on my Debian Woody box (along with qmail and vpopmail), and initially it seemed to be working fine. However, when I tried to get Squirrelmail to work with it, it failed miserably. That led me to investigate the log files, and I discovered a strange error: "Unable to enter jail path". Here is a full excerpt from a session (without time codes). I'm using multilog.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:] Client connected to Binc IMAP from 127.0.0.1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] Warning: unable to enter jail path "/usr/local/bincimap/bin" [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] User <anders> entered authenticated mode. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] Client disconnected [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] Mail server shutting down - bodies:0 statements:3 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] Unprivileged stub shutting down - read:49 bytes, wrote: 184 bytes Here I connected with Squirrelmail (obviously installed on the same computer). The behavior is the same if I use my regular mail client, with a different IP of course. Notice that my regular MUA works fine -- I can read mail, create folders, move mail etc. Webmail doesn't work, however, but that could be because I haven't configured it properly. At any rate, I believe Binc writing the above to the log constitutes an error. I tried changing the jail path (to /usr/bin), changing the jail user and group (from nobody.nogroup to root.root) to no avail. Please, can anyone help me with this? Thanks. Regards, Anders
