Thread: [maildropl] Maildrop for virtual users
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From: Alejandro K. <ale...@ya...> - 2006-08-23 18:30:35
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Dear all, I have a Debian mail server with Postfix+LDAP+Courier+Courier-maildrop...I'm working with virtual domains (and of course virtual users). When I edit the maildroprc global file, I say that every mail that arrives with the subject "XXX" will be delivered to a given virtual user folder. But it doesn't work at all !!! I've edit the main.cf and master.cf from Postfix in order to use courier-maildrop but nothing happens. So here is my question: is courier-maildrop appropriate to use for virtual users ??? In this case which configuration files should I edit ??? Or what mail filter do you recommend instead ?? Any related tutorial will be welcome. Regards, Alejandro |
From: Alejandro K. <ale...@ya...> - 2006-09-11 17:19:28
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Dear all, I have a Debian mail server with postfix 2.1.5 + slapd 2.2.23 + courier-base 0.47 + courier-maildrop 0.47 with virtual domains. When I setup the /etc/courier/maildroprc file in order to filter mails for virtual users, it doesn't work at all. I used ldapsearch to get the virtual users' homedirs. Is it possible to filter mails for virtual users ??? Which file should I have to edit to get maildrop running ??? Any howto ??? Thanks a lot, Alejandro |
From: Tony E. <ter...@ba...> - 2006-08-24 05:34:10
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on den 23.08.2006 Klokka 15:40 (-0300) skreiv Alejandro Kurchis: > Dear all, I have a Debian mail server with > Postfix+LDAP+Courier+Courier-maildrop... What Postfix, what LDAP, what Courier maildrop? > I'm working with virtual > domains (and of course virtual users). When I edit the maildroprc global > file, I say that every mail that arrives with the subject "XXX" will be > delivered to a given virtual user folder. But it doesn't work at all !!! So you've entered an invalid filter. > I've edit the main.cf and master.cf from Postfix in order to use > courier-maildrop but nothing happens. How do you deliver to maildrop? > So here is my question: is courier-maildrop appropriate to use for > virtual users ??? Yes. > In this case which configuration files should I edit > ??? Or what mail filter do you recommend instead ?? Depends on how you're doing things. You give no details. > Any related tutorial will be welcome. Read the docs that come with Postfix and maildrop. Consult the list archives. Google. Make sure you know how to configure LDAP. --Tonni -- Tony Earnshaw reservebergenser :) |