I've had Postfix working fine on a server I run for months now. For
all that time, 100% of mail was forwarded to other SMTP servers for
actual delivery. I'm trying (at user request) to create actual mail
storage on the host for IMAP use.
I told Postfix to use maildir, installed courier-imap, followed the
configuration script, and mail is delivered to the Maildir in each
user's account, and can be read using Mozilla-Thunderbird. However,
folders can only be created *inside* the inbox, which presents a
slight problem. One of my users (who's also a programmer) says he's
heard that this can only be fixed by manually creating symlinks
inside Maildir to /var/spool/mail or something like that, which
strikes me as unlikely.
Any Postfix/Courier gurus out there with a few minutes to help a
poor, confused new Courier user?
>From /etc/postfix/main.cf:
mail_spool_directory = $HOME/Maildir
home_mailbox=Maildir/
I don't know what part of the Courier config files is relevant, I'm
too new.
Thanks for any help.
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