2009/11/9 Steve Shockley <[email protected]>
> On 11/9/2009 3:46 AM, Thomas Seilund wrote:
> > 2. When recieving mail for a user all mail go into single file
> > /homedir/Maildir (I did run maildirmake before allowing mail to the
> user!)
>
> I don't know Gentoo, but is some other mailer still listening on port
> 25? Telnet to port 25 and see who answers to a helo.
>
>
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Thanks a lot.
In the past $HOME/.maildir was created automatically when I added a new
user. I will look into why that does not happen anymore. I guess now I want
to create $HOME/Maildir automatically when adding a new user.
Now, If I run maildirmake Maildir in users home directory $HOME/Maildir is
created. Once I email to this user a single file in a
$HOME/Maildir-subdirectory is created. I must have got something wrong the
first time. I was confused about the $HOME/Maildir vs $HOME/.maildir naming!
Again, thanks a lot
Thomas S
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