On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 10:39:30AM -0500, Casey Allen Shobe wrote: > I recently set up SpamAssassin and Maildrop on my mailserver, in a very > simple manner. > > My .qmail file looks like: > | /bin/spamc | /bin/maildrop .mailfilter Maildir/ > > But it seems that Maildrop writes somewhat different filenames into the > Maildir. While they are somewhat different, they don't strike me as > wrong, but BincIMAP does *not* show these files at all to the mail client! > > Example: > > user [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/sigthor > $ ls -l Maildir/cur/ > total 8 > -rw------- 1 sigthor users 3635 Feb 23 08:29 > 1077542989.M028128P19007.hydrogen:2,S > -rw------- 1 sigthor users 1428 Feb 23 08:51 > 1077544265.M274038P5039V0000000000000301I00047D91_0.hydrogen,S=1428:2,S > > The first file shows up in my INBOX over imap. The second does not. Is > this a BincIMAP bug or a problem with maildrop? Anyone else using > qmail+maildrop+bincimap?
This is indeed a bug in Binc that I was just about to report myself! :) (Or rather check on..) http://cr.yp.to/proto/maildir.html specifies how filenames are to be created by a maildir delivery agent. Specifically I believe Binc doesn't support the modern delivery identifiers fully. (On a related note, procmail can only make ten (0..9) deliveries to the same folder in one process, before starting to generate invalid filenames.) //Peter
