This is the error I receive when looking at the mailq:
(temporary failure. Command output: sh: test: argument expected
maildirmake: File exists maildirmake: File exists maildirmake: File
exists maildirmake: File exists maildirmake: File exists maildrop: error
writing to mailbox.)
Is it possible to have Maildrop report this to Postfix as a permanent
failure immediately, ie the first time is sees this problem? This will
explain why the error looks like it does - my /etc/maildroprc:
DEFAULT="$HOME/Maildir"
SHELL="/sbin/sh"
PATH="/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin"
#
# Autocreate maildir, if non-existant
#
`test -e $DEFAULT`
if ( $RETURNCODE != 0 )
{
`maildirmake Maildir`
`maildirmake -f Drafts Maildir`
`maildirmake -f Junkmail Maildir`
`maildirmake -f Sent Maildir`
`maildirmake -f Trash Maildir`
}
Gordon Thagard wrote:
Hi, our organization has setup filesystem quotas. Is it possible to
have maildrop immediately bounce emails sent to users who are over
their quota (and with a graceful error message)? As I understand from
discussions with the Postfix people, I just need to have Maildrop
report a permanent failure and Postfix will deliver the bad news to
the sender. Is this possible?
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