Yes I have stripped maildroprc down to
#/etc/courier/maildroprc
import SENDER import RECIPIENT import HOME
logfile "/var/log/maildrop.log" RULES = "$HOME/.mailfilter" LOCKTIMEOUT=2 VERBOSE="5"
log "$HOME ============ $DEFAULT" log "MAILDIRPATH = $MAILDIRPATH" log `env` log `date`
so all it does is some simple logs, when I run maildrop like this:
# maildrop < sample
# cat /var/log/maildrop.log
/root ============ ./Maildir
MAILDIRPATH =
SENDER= HOSTNAME=orange RECIPIENT= SHELL=/bin/bash UMASK=077 MAILDIRQUOTA= SIZE=0 RULES=/root/.mailfilter LOCKEXT=.lock DEFAULT=./Maildir PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin LOCKTIMEOUT=2 PWD=/root VERBOSE=5 LINES=0 SHLVL=1 HOME=/root LOCKSLEEP=5 LOCKREFRESH=15 FROM=root LOGNAME=root SENDMAIL=/usr/sbin/sendmail -oi _=/usr/bin/env
Fri Jan 7 11:10:34 EST 2005
#
it also works for other users, but not during mail delivery. I have changed permissions on the files, tighten, then loosen, is there something there? I noticed some of the manual pages indicate that special process WILL NOT run if the permissions are wrong or the files are on different filesystems. I have not seen a complete summary of what those permission requirements are, that might be helpful.
I'm stumped.
On 7-Jan-05, at 10:20 AM, Mark Bucciarelli wrote:
On Friday 07 January 2005 09:51, David Aspinall wrote:
The problem is that my very simple maildroprc
file does not seem to do anything. If I run maildrop manually from the
command line, then the maildroprc file works. Very strange, from
everything I have read this should just work.
As it does for me on Debian.
Did you try making maildroprc as simple as you possibly could?
Could something else be failing before it gets to maildrop?
Regards,
Mark
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