Steve McAllister writes:
> The courier virual host document web page is full of holes that no one
> seems to answer when asked on this list.
>
> Examples:
> the dot-courier man:
> "The file $HOME/.courier specifies how messages are delivered to this
> account" Who's home?
The account's, of course.
> and how is it configured?
Create an account, in your authentication database, and specify its home
directory.
> "To do this, install
> $HOME/.courier-foo, with delivery instructions for mail addressed to
> user-foo@domain." What syntax for these delivery instructions?
See the dot-courier man page, starting with "DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS". You
will find the description for every allowed delivery instruction.
Here, I'll even spell it allow for you:
Blank lines in the file are ignored. Lines starting with
the # character are comments, and are also ignored. Other�
wise, each line specifies one of three possible delivery
instructions: deliver to a system mailbox or a Maildir;
run an external program; or forward the message to another
address.
You'll have to read the rest yourself.
--
Sam
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