On Monday, March 7 at 11:06 PM, quoth Alejandro Aguilar Sierra: > For new users, I am using this wrapper. It just creates a symlink, as > suggested in the alternate approach of LWB, so you don't have to change > your current configuration of neither qmail, pop3d nor vpopmail :-) > > #!/bin/sh > if [ ! -e "$HOME/Maildir/INBOX" ] ; then > ln -s "$HOME/Maildir" "$HOME/Maildir/INBOX" > fi > exec $@ > > What do you think?
Wait, what? ... so... you're using Maildir++ still, then, right? Because if you're telling Binc to treat ./Maildir/ as an IMAPdir, and qmail is treating it as a Maildir, then you're going to run into the "new" "tmp" and "cur" directories confusing users at some point. The maildir2imapdir.pl script sets up a "shadow" Maildir the "right" way (I understand there's a reason why doing a single link isn't as good as 3 links... but I don't remember what it is) so that you don't have to change your other configurations, and it preserves any existing subfolders of Maildir (I know, I know, you said "new users only", but I'm just saying...). ~Kyle -- A deep unwavering belief is a sure sign that you're missing something. -- Unknown
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