On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 at 10:55, dwen wrote:
> Im trying Courier-imap again ;-)
Whee! :) :) The best of luck. :)
> Can i use Pine for this or how do i setup Pine for courier-imap ?
Yes you can. I'm a stubborn Pine user (can't get myself to use mutt,
hahaha). Here are some basics you'll need/want:
inbox-path={localhost:143}INBOX
folder-collections=imap-mail {localhost:143}INBOX.[]
default-fcc={localhost:143}INBOX.Sent Mail
default-saved-msg-folder={localhost:143}INBOX.Read Mail
postponed-folder={localhost:143}INBOX.Drafts
> # on my $HOME/Maildir i have these subfolders:
> # but every email creates a single file under cur/new ..is this normal ?
> # and i don't see any INBOX name.
$HOME/Maildir/{cur,new} is your INBOX. And every e-mail is a file under
{cur,new} depending on whether it's a fresh delivery of has been read.
That's the nature of the Maildir format.
> I use Maildrop + Postfix + Courier-imap.
Alrightee!!! :)
> I can see the mails when i use Outlook express and its mailbox name is
> inbox ...is my setup ok now ?
Yup. :)
> btw, i use "authpam" (/etc/passwd) i'll try userdb if this setup is ok ;-)
I use authdaemon which in turn uses authpam. You can also use authpam
directly. Or authldap if you want. I use authpam + pam_ldap instead.
Haven't tried userdb though.
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