--Sysop wrote on 11.02.2002 14:42 -0800: >> > Perhaps you can tell us WHAT information you would like. Unless you want us > to dump all our config files into the email, (which I doubt) you can help us > be showing us WHERE to start!
/var/maillog would be a good point: local always logs if and what quota was set by the authmodule. With authmysql you could then check the sql-query, and the socket of authdaemon also returns the quota if defined. > I have followed the readme, and the how-to on > the website, and even Sam's instructions in a off-list email. None of these > seem to bring results to the table. Just for glits and shiggles, here is my > courier packages: > > [root@anakin /root]# rpm -qa |grep courier > courier-sendmail-wrapper-0.37.2.20020125-1.7.1 > courier-imapd-0.37.2.20020125-1.7.1 > courier-webmail-0.37.2.20020125-1.7.1 > courier-smtpauth-0.37.2.20020125-1.7.1 > courier-0.37.2.20020125-1.7.1 > courier-pop3d-0.37.2.20020125-1.7.1 > courier-webadmin-0.37.2.20020125-1.7.1 > courier-mysql-0.37.2.20020125-1.7.1 What are all this entries for and what about those for maildrop and maildrop-wrapper ? courier comes in one single package, one cant add, update or delete parts of it without starting again at ./configure. Try once without rpm, this wont overwrite anything installed. But dont add any of the sub-packages like sqwebmail, imapd or maildrop to courier later. This would result in multiple incarantions of authlib and messed up paths just like Raphael seems to have. > Now, if there is perhaps, some more info that you would like, or that would > be relevant, please let me know..... I am pretty shure it works if you use --enable-maildirquota with ./configure and be careful not to exec/read any old file from another courier-installation on the disk. Roland _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
