> I just noticed these in my maillog.  After a quick google search, I see
> that I need to have fam installed (it is) and running (according to
> chkconfig it's set up to run via xinetd).  Problems still persisting.
> portmap is running just fine, too, so this isn't (presumably) the
> problem, either.
>
> Anything else I should check?
>
> runnning courier .45.4 under fedora core 1, with fam 2.6.10
>
> -Chris

I don't think FAM is part of the problem here.  FAM is optional for
Courier and if it's available it provides enhanced IDLE support
(notification pushed to clients of new messages rather than client having
to continually ask about new mail).  My first guess would be it's a rights
issue.  Verify that your $HOME/Maildir directory is owned by the correct
user:

chown -R user.user $HOME/Maildir

and has proper rights:

chmod 0700 $HOME/Maildir

See if that helps.  If not what problems are you seeing exactly other than
a log full of errors?

Jay



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