Chris writes: > Hi Todd, > > Thanks for your answer.. > The problem appeared to be that when I entered myself as a user into > the auth table I entered an incorrect UID.. > Does courier imapd cross reference the UID found in the database with > the system? Courier itself doesn't cross-check, but your operating system will. Courier doesn't change to "user chris" to deliver mail, but instead changes to "user number UID". If the user with this UID doesn't have access to chris' Maildir, then courier will have a problem delivering mail. Rather than crash horribly or discarding messages, courier lets you know that it couldn't get access to the Maildir. > The home directory in the database was correct > (/home/chris) and that was the same in /etc/passwd > I'm not sure if this was even the problem, but courier appears to be > working now. Looks like a pretty stong case to me!
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