Hi, I'm running qmail on Red Hat 7.3.
My question has to do with setting up the dot-qmail files in the home directory. The problem is that I don't have a dot-qmail file in the home directory because the .qmail files are set up in /var/qmail/alias and contain a reference to the home directory as follows: >cd /var/qmail/alias >cat .qmail-info &xyz I set it up this way because this is the way I understood or misunderstood the Life with qmail instructions. As I have a server called: server_name.xyz.com And a web site called: xyz.com I set up the qmail control files as such: > cat defaultdomain xyz.com > cat locals xyz.com cd /var/qmail/alias cat .qmail-info &xyz This setup works. But to use tmda, I need a .qmail file in /home/xyz. So I deleted .qmail-info in the alias directory and did the following: cd /home/xyz became the xyz user vi .qmail |preline /usr/bin/tmda-filter ./Maildir ln -s ~/.qmail .qmail-default As a result my qmail is no longer working. Any recommendations are appreciated. Mark _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
