Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Simon Loewen writes:
>
> Hint: use the passwd command to set the same password for a regular
> account. Observe that the contents of /etc/passwd change every time,
> even if the password is the same.
I'm a bit confused. The only user in /etc/passwd is vmail. All other
users are in the userdb file and I am not trying to change anything in
/etc/passwd. I only want to question the use of systempw verses imappw/
pop3pw. Clearly, I don't understand i) what systempw is meant to
achieve, and ii) how to have a user log in via IMAP or webmail - I note
this because when I set imappw and try and log in the user/passwd is
invalid message is displayed.
>
>> Also, why was the maildir not added when I originally did
>> this?
>
> In the account record, if the maildir is not specified it gets defaulted
> to $HOME/Maildir.
>
>
ii) I have no idea how to specify the imap users Maildir. I thought that
I had done this using userdb as in this command:
userdb "$TLD/$...@$tld" set \
home=/var/spool/imap/users/$ACT/$TLD/$USR \
uid=7200 gid=7200
..But from what I understand you say this is not the correct way to do so.
If this is the case then how does one set a) the directory for the IMAP
user and b) how does one add or change the password for the IMAP _and_
SMTP-AUTH accounts?
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