On Thu, 2010-07-01 at 18:57 +0200, Marcel Grandemange wrote:
> I have done all sorts of work arounds now to continue operating without it
> by using /var/empty and all that , but now my squirrelmail doesn't work like
> it should anymore.
Uh. You're now using /var/empty, while originally your mails
On Thu, 1 Jul 2010 18:57:11 +0200
Marcel Grandemange articulated:
> This is where the fault lies, ive fiddled till I got it working but I
> never had to specify a writable unique home directory in the past, it
> just worked. I create users via postfixadmin and tried to
> specify /var/mail/%u/ as
> I have had dovecot working successfully for years now, however after a
> system update , dovecot refused to start up complaing that im not using
> absolute paths.
> In regards to this file the following was changed to make it work...
>
> mail_location = mbox:~:INBOX=/var/mail/%u
>
> Used to be:
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On Thu, 1 Jul 2010, Marcel Grandemange wrote:
I have had dovecot working successfully for years now, however after a
system update , dovecot refused to start up complaing that im not using
absolute paths.
In regards to this file the following was
Good Day.
I have had dovecot working successfully for years now, however after a
system update , dovecot refused to start up complaing that im not using
absolute paths.
It took a bit of hacking to get it working again as can be seen by the sql
query, however now imap doesn't work anymore because o
On 2010-06-29 6:11 AM, Marcel Grandemange wrote:
> I have had dovecot working successfully for years now, however after a
> system update , dovecot refused to start up complaing that im not using
> absolute paths.
What version were you upgrading from?
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Best regards,
Charles
Good Day.
I have had dovecot working successfully for years now, however after a
system update , dovecot refused to start up complaing that im not using
absolute paths.
It took a bit of hacking to get it working again as can be seen by the sql
query, however now imap doesn't work anymore because o
