The qmail documentation (man pages) seem to be centered around the assumption that users have local unix login accounts, suggesting for example the use of chmod +t $HOME to allow safe editing of .qmail files. For vpopmail use, its not clear to me what directory I am supposed to chmod +t in order to make it safe for me to edit .qmail files by hand. My best guess is that for $HOME I should substitute:
the directory containing the .qmail file in question and a single empirical test seems to confirm this. Is this correct as a general rule? Thanks, Kurt Bigler