Ok I figured out why it couldn't create the .mailfilter file. I had to change /etc/courier/maildirfilterconfig:
MAILDIRFILTER=../.mailfilter MAILDIR=./Maildir to MAILDIRFILTER=./.mailfilter. MAILDIR=./Maildir
because maildir=homedir for my virtual users. However, the maildrop rules are not working. my /etc/courier/maildrop is correct:
/usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop
My homedirs/maildirs are arranged as:
/home/virtual/domain1.com/user1 /home/virtual/domain1.com/user2 /home/virtual/domain2.com/user1 /home/virtual/domain2.com/user2 etc...
Other than this, email is coming and going very nicely with no unexpected errors. I'm happy to provide more info if needed.
-Scott
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Scott writes:
I have a number of domains hosted on my server. I tried to create a filter rule in SQWebMail. Upon saving all changes I received the error:
ERROR: Unable to save rule - contact system administrator
It appears that SQWebMail creates a maildirfilter.tmp file containing the exact contents of my rule in my virtual home directory, but not a .mailfilter file as I was expecting.
How do I fix this and what is causing it?
More than likely, MAILDIRFILTER in maildirfilterconfig is not set up correctly.
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