--Lukas Kolbe wrote on 20.06.2002 17:25 +0200:
>> > /home/user1/Maildir/new:
>> > -rw-rw---- 1 user1 mail 1024498958.15487.deepthought.networker:2,S
>
> That was what I thought. But does group mail really need rw on all the
> mails?
No problem, if not on a shared box ;)
> I tried courier-mta for that, but I think I missed something in it's
> configuration, because mails sent from fetchmail did not get delivered.
You could filter/deliver without invoking any mta at all:
mda "env USER=luser HOME=/user/home/luser DEFAULT=./Maildir SENDER=%F \
RECIPIENT=%T maildrop -V 1 -f '%F' /user/home/luser/.mailfilter"
> the new thing is, that when I 'less' one of the emtpy messages, I get a
> read error, and I just discovered this in the logs:
>
> -- snip --
> Jun 20 15:14:04 deepthought imaplogin: error copying a message,
> user=user1, errno=2
> Jun 20 15:14:09 deepthought imaplogin: error copying a message,
> user=user1, errno=2
this should read: ENOENT No such file or directory: $filename
> Could it be that there is an nfs-problem?
> The nfs server is Linux 2.2.16, the client (and imap-server) Linux
> 2.4.18 (with nfs-v3 support, when that matters).
>
> Well, there is a read-error, but after a while it goes away.
'ls' lists the file over nfs, but the contents cant be read.
This sounds like a bug (or feature?) of nfs.
Roland
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