I just ls'd ~/Maildir/cur in user's directory and found:
913795522.5900.themachine:2, 913943784.17258.themachine:2,
913831859.10694.themachine:2, 913943805.17263.themachine:2,
913834196.10853.themachine:2, 913945447.17429.themachine:2,
913834215.10879.themachine:2, 913965036.24140.themachine:2,
913837238.12403.themachine:2, 913968317.24545.themachine:2,
913840208.18670.themachine:2, 914054720.15964.themachine:2,
913842642.18765.themachine:2, 914119339.23795.themachine:2,
913843048.18790.themachine:2, 914120894.23957.themachine:2,
913845348.20783.themachine:2, 914124741.24569.themachine:2,
913864739.27945.themachine:2, 914141117.1338.themachine:2,
913881920.31153.themachine:2, 914221289.7037.themachine:2,
913884034.31307.themachine:2, 914221299.7051.themachine:2,
913912836.2689.themachine:2, 914227513.8774.themachine:2,
913924828.10548.themachine:2, 914288552.23111.themachine:2,
913924848.10552.themachine:2, 914288552.23113.themachine:2,
913924860.10556.themachine:2, 914290032.23591.themachine:2,
913924869.10560.themachine:2, 914296498.24166.themachine:2,
Note that there is no FRT extension past the "2,". They have
not been read, which means they should be in ~/Maildir/new.
How did they get into ~/Maildir/cur? The user is using Netscape via
qmail-pop3d to get the mail, and the syslog says that it has not been
accessed for over a week.
How did the stuff get moved into ~/Maildir/cur?
Thanks,
John
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