On Thu, August 7, 2008 9:57 pm, David Grimberg wrote: > The mail server I uses neither qMail nor vpopmail so I'm not too certain > how to check if it is being set. I do know that the .tmda/config file > is actually executed by tmda as a python script. Therefore, anything > that is possible in python can be done in your .tmda/config file, > including writing environment variable out to a log file somewhere, or > possibly even setting environment variables from within the config file
I'm pretty sure that setting HOME from your per-user TMDA config won't work; I imagine that TMDA uses $HOME to locate that file and read it. It's just possibly that setting HOME from the system-wide TMDA config file might work. It just depends on the order of how TMDA initializes when it runs. Typically, HOME is either set by the MTA (qmail in the original poster's case), or provided by the "virtual user script" that one uses with TMDA (i.e. the vpopmail integration.) _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([email protected]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
