On 2021-05-29 21:31, Eric Shields | Mass Transit Honchkrow wrote:
Hi, I'm setting up an email server behind a NAT, and I have the
necessary DNS records, iptables/ufw rules, and ACLs in place. However,
I
cannot sign in with my chosen username, which does exist on the same
computer I'm hosting th
Hi, I'm setting up an email server behind a NAT, and I have the
necessary DNS records, iptables/ufw rules, and ACLs in place. However, I
cannot sign in with my chosen username, which does exist on the same
computer I'm hosting the server on.
I am using PAM, not a database, to hold credential infor
Charles Marcus wrote:
On 8/13/2008, Daniel Watts ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
If i set the prefix to blank I only see my Inbox and Deleted folders.
Interestingly it shows 'Deleted' not 'Trash'. I guess Thunderbird
renames 'Trash'.
Maybe this is a TBird issue rather than dovecot? The Trash is a '
On 8/13/2008, Daniel Watts ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
If i set the prefix to blank I only see my Inbox and Deleted folders.
Interestingly it shows 'Deleted' not 'Trash'. I guess Thunderbird
renames 'Trash'.
Maybe this is a TBird issue rather than dovecot? The Trash is a 'special
folder' to mos
Using 1.1.2
We have:
# default namespace
namespace private {
separator = /
prefix =
inbox = yes
#location = maildir:/home/virtual/%h
#Maildir
}
# for backwards compatibility:
namespace private {
separator = /
prefix = mail/
