Hello Oninz
You wrote:
> I use to configure qmail on my linux box which is Redhat 7.2 and im using
> rpm files to install my qmail and i used imap. My problem do i have to
> excute maildir for every users account?
No, you don't have to.
You can create a Maildir in /etc/skel, the directory whose
contents are copied over by useradd onto a new system user's home
directory. Also place a .qmail there.
After this is in place, your user will automatically have a
Maildir and .qmail in his/her home directory whenever you create a
user by useradd.
> how can i change the path that all
> my mails are going into Maildir directory for every users and not at
> Mailbox?
You can pass in this option in your startup file using qmail-start.
For instance, you must have the following line in your
qmail startup file (In my server, it's /var/qmail/rc):
qmail-start ./Maildir/
man qmail-start for more details.
If you have to do something differently because of IMAP, then I
may not be able to help you. Although I don't remember doing things
differently on a Corier-IMAP trial install I did before--long before.
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