Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Scott writes:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Scott writes:
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
/etc/courier/maildrop has nothing to do with this.
You need to set DEFAULTDELIVERY in /etc/courier/courierd:
# Here's how to have maildrop handle local deliveries. # # DEFAULTDELIVERY="| /usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop" #
If you're using one of the virtual authentication modules, you'll need to set, instead, the defaultdelivery field.
Of course, you're right. That's what I meant to show that maildrop was being used as the defaultdelivery.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] courier]# grep DEFAULTDELIVERY courierd ... DEFAULTDELIVERY="| /usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop"
I'm using authuserdb. .mailfilter files are still not being read. Any other ideas?
If you're using the 'mail' attribute in userdb, that, essentially, takes precedence over 'defaultdelivery'.
How can I get maildrop filters to work with userdb? Can I specify something in the userdb files?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] home=/home/virtual/domain1.com/user1\
|mail=/home/virtual/domain1.com/user1|uid=1001|gid=1001\
|systempw=XYZ
(line breaks to make it readable, they're not really there in userdb/domain1.com)
Maildrop filters only work if the mail setting is not specified, which then defaults to $HOME/Maildir.
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