> and I have use maildirmake command to make mail directory for maildir
> mailbox.
OK, but did you run it as root? If you did, then the permissions are all
stuffed. Make sure the Maildir/ folder and its contents are readable and
writable by the user who will be accessing it (minimal survival command: cd
~user; chown -R user Maildir; chgrp -R group Maildir).
Also this will not likely be your problem but inetd is no longer recommended
for pop3 or smtp daemons (especially qmail ones). Use tcpserver instead
(ref: www.qmail.org).
By the way if the above doesn't work, try telnetting in to your mail server
on port 110 from a client. If you receive a prompt, the problem is with the
config on the server (eg permissions, settings). If you don't receive a
prompt (ie timeout or disconnects immediately), then there is a problem with
the process (try watching your logs or making sure that your pop3 daemon has
started or its controller daemon (ie inetd,tcpserver) is started).
/BR
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