Mark Constable writes:
On 03/10/14 12:30, Sam Varshavchik wrote: >> ~ grep DEFAULT /etc/courier/courierd (truncated) >> courierd:DEFAULTDELIVERY="| /usr/bin/maildrop" >> courierd:MAILDROPDEFAULT=./Maildir > > What's courierd doing here? You said that you are running the courier-imap > package, at the beginning.Well ubuntu's idea of a split courier-imap package that gets installed along side of courier-mta et al.
The imap server from the courier package should have the same version as the courier package itself, if it's a proper subpackage.
This looks like the courier-imap package installed into a partial courier package that has its own imap subcomponent stripped out.
> This is probably a packaging issue with different/duplicated packages, using> different configuration directories. > ... > You need to double-check where the Ubuntu package puts things. All is where Ubuntu/Debian has always put things running as uid:gid 1:1. Sam, everything is almost working because it would not get this far... >> Oct 3 11:59:41 netserva authdaemond: Authenticated: sysusername=<null>, >> sysuserid=1, sysgroupid=1, homedir=/var/customers/mail/, >> address=ma...@netserva.goldcoast.org, fullname=<null>, maildir=<null>, >> quota=100000000S, options=<null> I have never used the MYSQL_MAILDIR_FIELD before and as you can see above the returned maildir=<null> field is empty. Everything looks right to me except for the maildir=<null> part which is preventing (I guess) mail being added to and fetched from the right users maildir. I am using custom built packages from a Ubuntu PPA and testing this in a lxc container but I am also running exactly the same packages and distro on my own public server where it's working okay, but on that server I do not use MYSQL_MAILDIR_FIELD.
What are you testing, an IMAP login? Although the packaging is a bit odd, it should still work. Your reference to the imap package implied that; but if you're testing mail delivery, the MYSQL_DEFAULTDELIVERY setting takes the place of MYSQL_MAILDIR_FIELD.
Also, try this with authtest.
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