On Fri, 22 Oct 2004, Ralf Utermann wrote: > I would also prefer the simple way -- my problem is that the users' homes > live in a filesystem with ticket based access (DCE/DFS) where the spam > tool has no access.
You might be able to work around that with something like http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~help/afs/authenticating_daemons.html > You say, namespaces are not a good solution. Would it possible to > hardcode a special name for a directory into imapd, so that everything > starting with 'spamctl' would not map to file in the standard home, but > a different directory on a local filesystem? Sure. Look how the special name "INBOX" is handled in env_unix.c. I've been looking at doing something similar to map "Sent" and "Sent Items" to "sent-mail" (it's annoying how different programs have different defaults, and no one follows our directions to change them) but never actually put it in place. -- Rich Graves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> UNet Systems Administrator
