Neal Nelson wrote: > > I get the following error: 511 maildrop: bad command line arguments, - > h for help > > The strange thing is I have configured it to use dspam for deliver, so > it shouldn't be trying to run maildrop anyway.
dspam doesn't do message delivery. Somehow, your system needs to be configured to use maildrop. > I have tried > downgrading to a simple Maildir delivery but with the same results. > it's almost as if it's ignoring my DEFAULTDELIVERY option in the > courierd file. Many people configure their system to ignore DEFAULTDELIVERY. As a "default", it is only used when there is no more specific delivery agent specified. If you set up virtual users, and specify a "mailbox" option (rather than leaving that blank), that option will override DEFAULTDELIVERY. If your user has a .courier file, that will also override DEFAULTDELIVERY. If the destination address is resolved to a dot-courier file in etc/courier/aliasdir, those delivery instructions will be used instead of DEFAULTDELIVERY. If you want additional help, as Sam said, you'll need to provide more of your configuration. I suggest, at a minimum, including DEFAULTDELIVERY, maildroprc, and the output from "authtest <username>" if you are using virtual users. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
