> Putting aside the question, whether or not %d is/should be expanded in
> default_fields = uid=%d gid=%d
> couldn't or shouldn't you place the correct numerical ids in the file
> anyway?
The issue is, and maybe this was a bad requirement on my part, that
each domains' mailbox is owned by the user
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userdb {
args = username_format=%n /home/%d/mail_users
default_fields = uid=%d gid=%d home=/home/%d/mail/%n
mail=maildir:/home/%d/mail/%n
driver = passwd-file
}
Every time I try to authenticate via imap, I g
First, sorry for the double post, not sure how that happened.
Secondly, I should add the userdb error happens as soon as any
connection attempt is map to the pop3\imap port, before a login
command can be sent. Obviously, since no login is started, there will
be no username from which to extract th
Hi all,
I'm trying to set up a very simple shared mail server, where each
'domain' is a system user, i.e. 'example.com' is a real user with
/home/example.com/, a uid of 5001 (and gid 'example.com' of 5001).
Each domain\user has their own maildir inside their home, and a plain
passwd-file with the
Hi all,
I'm trying to set up a very simple shared mail server, where each 'domain'
is a system user, i.e. 'example.com' is a real user with /home/example.com/,
a uid of 5001 (and gid 'example.com' of 5001).
Each domain\user has their own maildir inside their home, and a plain
passwd-file with the
