On 6/12/06, Jesse Norell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you maybe expecting that command to simply create the mailbox and return? dbmail-smtp is a (poorly named) command that inserts an email into your database - if run at the command prompt, it's expecting you to type in an email message. If you specify the mailbox to save the
Do you mean it works like 'mail -v [EMAIL PROTECTED]' ? Well I tried that / in '# mail' you end the message with a dot that didn't work with dbmail-smtp.
message to, as the command Paul gave you does, it will create the mailbox if it doesn't exist. I don't know if there's a utility with
That would actually work. I have a filter setup in dbmail_filters. So if the message gets send back from the filter to dbmail-smtp then dbmail-smtp will create the folder right?
dbmail to *just* create a folder (it would be dbmail-util if anything, but I don't remember if it'll do that, and I've not read it's manpage recently); if it doesn't, you could probably file a feature request in the bug tracker and it'd likely get added some time (seems like a useful feature for account creations like you are doing). On Mon, 2006-06-12 at 14:14 -0400, DK wrote: > > The dbmail-smtp sits there doesn't return the prompt and that is all > the output I get. -- Jesse Norell - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Kentec Communications, Inc.
-- Demi
