Hellow, greal weekend u all;
 
 Well, i am trying to move from sendmail to qmail+vpopmail, and i am getting a 
disgusting problem... when i mail a user, the delivery program tells it just can't 
chdir to the users directory... i think its not a permissions problem, and i think, 
for some stupid reason, that vdeliverymail is not been used... i dont know why i think 
of that, the .qmail-default on the domains dir are correc... but i just have any more 
ideas :((( 

 The error messages i get:

@400000003b910e120893bb6c starting delivery 7: msg 15157 to local [EMAIL PROTECTED]
@400000003b910e1208959414 status: local 1/10 remote 0/20
@400000003b910e1208faaafc delivery 7: deferral: Unable_to_chdir_to_maildir._(#4.2.1)/

 I have followed the www.pofo.de how-to on dealing with qmail on FreeBSD...
 Please, i hope you can help-me, i dont want to switch back to sendmail :/ but all the 
domains under my server are not working with qmail :((

 I have read mailing lists history, but when i found the same problem, the users where 
working with users on /etc/passwd and this is not my case :/ i am with vpopmail....

 What can i do to help you help me??? Any other logs/information???

 Thank you very much
Best Regards
[]'z Patrick


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