Don,
This is a very well-maintained how-to for your setup. You want to be
sure that either /etc/skel has been set up to make a Maildir for each user
maildirmake /etc/skel
or edit exim.conf to be sure that it is set up to transport mail to a
maildir.
This how-to is pretty darn good.
http://talk.trekweb.com/~jasonb/articles/exim_maildir_imap.shtml
In your Maildir you should have a cur, a tmp, and a new directory.
hopefully this helps a little
--scott
Maddog wrote:
Ok I have mucked up my Maildir permissions and I am wondering if any of
you higher ups (in the brain category anyway) can give me a hand.
Error message looks like the following
Jan 21 17:23:27 test-email imaplogin: Connection, ip=[::ffff:10.0.0.17]
Jan 21 17:23:27 test-email imaplogin: chdir: Permission denied
It was working until I tried adding a user and I changed permissions on
that users directory and it mucked up the whole deal.
What should my permissions look like for my user folder and for the
/Maildir?
Right now my user id and the mail group have read write execute rwxrwx---
I have also noticed I have the courierimapuiddb and couriersubscribed
files under my /Maildir and I am not sure those are supposed to be there
let alone how they got there.
Any help to straighten out my backward ass is apreciated. BTW, this is a
debian box with exim, courier-imapd and squirrelmail which was running
fine until I messed with adding a user.
Thanks,
Maddog
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