<Begin> Make a backup copy of your current sysconfigdir, then delete the old version of Courier. "rm -r /usr/lib/courier" will do nicely. All the possible configurable settings are in sysconfigdir, everything else can simply go." <End>
Overall, it seems to me (in this instance) better to move the default location to the sysconfigdir directory.
Unless there's a security issue or something? In which case a *subdirectory* or sysconfigdir (aka "aliases") might be a better solution?
Actually, that whole paragraph will be removed. The sysconftool script makes this whole point moot.
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