On Tue, 5 Jul 2005, Thomas Reifferscheid wrote:
> What you gain is, mails can still be delivered to your MAILDIR outside your
> $HOME, when $HOME is not available. What you loose is some
> debug output.
You lose a bit more than that! Some people depend on this kind of check to
avoid bad behaviour in the case of a misconfiguration. If you want to
override the current directory, use the current_directory option on the
transport, e.g.
current_directory = ${if exists{$home_directory} \
{$home_directory} {/some/where/else} }
Tony.
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