Hello;
Thanks for all your help. The tips thus far about crypt/clear
passwords have been instrumental in my learning how to use all this ;-)
I'm now at the point where I have mail going to virtual users, and
those users being able to get mail without any problems. However, for
unix users, it's a bit of a different situation.
The problem arises since their mailMessageStores must (ideally) point
to /home/*/Maildir. However, qmail won't deliver messages to this
directory unless qmailUID and qmailGID are set to the user's unix
UID/GID. This causes a problem for courier, I'm assuming, because I have
LDAP_GLOB_UID and LDAP_GLOB_GID set to vmail:vmail. By setting
permissions on /home/*/Maildir to 770 and gid to vmail, Courier can
check and delete messages, but qmail is creating the actual message
files with permissions 700, which of course means that courier can't
read the mail. Is there any way to either:
1) Have courier use the users' uid/gid if it's a unix user, and
vmail/vmail if it's a virtual mailbox.
-or-
2) Have qmail deliver the messages with permissions set to 770?
I don't know if the latter solution is a security problem, either.
Any help on this would be, as always, greatly appreciated. I think this
is the last thing to clear up before all local mail is working! ;-)
thanks,
blaine.
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