[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I finally made the following "/etc/fetchmailrc" work:
poll remote_server user "name" pass "urjokin" is "local_virtual_user" mda "/usr/bin/env HOME=/var/mail/local_virtual_user_home/ /usr/bin/maildrop -d daemon"
It's not a good idea to make your virtual users uid==daemon. If those users are able to modify their mailfilter, they may be able to compromise system security by modifying files or directories owned by the daemon user, or by attacking processes running as the daemon user.
This works fine if I have only one global "/etc/maidroprc". Should I desire a
per-user filtering rule in "$HOME/.mailfilter" it is alas possible only if
maildrop is called directly from courier for direct delivery.
What makes that approach unusable for you? You should be able to use "mda '/usr/sbin/sendmail <user>'".
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