Doh! Correct. I had everything set except the "Maildir" directory (quite literally). I had the LDAP_MAILDIR parameter set to /u2/mail/courier, and even had a maildir inside of that named <user>. The missing piece was to remove the <user> maildir, create a regular directory of name <user> (courier user's home directory is /u2/mail/courier, so the directory is /u2/mail/courier/<user>) and create a maildir directory named "Maildir" inside that (/u2/mail/courier/<user>/Maildir).
Thanks for your patient assistance. My POP server is working and authenticating via LDAP. Now all I have left is to tie Postfix into it as the SMTP server and I'm off and running. Thanks again! On Sat, 2004-07-03 at 06:25, Jay Lee wrote: > > -ERR Maildir: No such file or directory > > By default, Courier looks for the user's Maildir in $HOME/Maildir. > Courier is finding the user's home directory now, but you haven't created > the Maildir. If you prefer to name it something else like mailbox, mail, > etc. Then edit /etc/courier/authldaprc and uncomment LDAP_MAILDIR and set > it to what you prefer. Create the Maildir like this: > > maildirmake /u2/mail/courier/Maildir > chown -R courier.courier /u2/mail/courier/Maildir/ > > Jay -- Eric N. Valor [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP Key 2048/1024 227B04CB Key Fingerprint = 766C CA15 0FFF E54B 2FEE C7D7 0F87 3AFB 227B 04CB : This Space Intentionally Left Blank :
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