Am Freitag 09 Juli 2010, 09:52:43 schrieb Gordon Messmer: > > First: No, all processes I find are named "/usr/bin/imapd > > /home/user/mailbox/". When I specify the user's home or mailbox path > > inside the grep search string, I only get logged-in and (possibly) > > active imapd processes. > Right, but the couriertls will also have that in its process title.
Can you post me a "ps"-line to proof this? My process lines look like this (beside the root-couriertls-processes that listen to a TCP port): /usr/bin/couriertls -server -tcpd /usr/lib64/courier/courier/imaplogin /usr/bin/imapd .maildir Where ".maildir" is the courier default maildir, that's never used on my system as I use mysql backend and every user has an absolute mailbox path stored in the database. I don't have a coueriertls process running with a mailbox path other than the default.
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