On Wednesday, April 6 at 02:50 AM, quoth danielcm: > > On Apr 5, 2005, at 9:28 AM, Kyle Wheeler wrote: > > ><snip> > > > >What you *want* is this: > > > >| preline yourfilter | maildir $vpophome/$domain/$user/Maildir/ > > > >(maildir is from the safecat package) > > > >However, vpopmail steadfastly refuses to set up the environment for > >it's > >.qmail processing in a convenient way (or even a qmail-compatible way), > >so what you can do is approximate it like this (all on one line): > > > >| preline yourfilter | maildir /path/to/vpopdomains/`echo $USER | tr > >A-Z > >a-z`/`echo $EXT | tr A-Z a-z`/Maildir/ > > > > > > I don't think it needs to be that complicated, all I have is: > | preline yourfilter | /usr/local/bin/maildir.sh ./Maildir/ > > My maildir.sh file is: > exec /usr/bin/safecat "$1"/tmp "$1"/new > > works for me since the .qmail file is in the users home directory.
Really? When I check out the environment from one of those .qmail files
(e.g. by creating a qmail file containing:
| printenv > /tmp/env
That file contains the line:
PWD=/var/lib/vpopmail/domains/memoryhole.net
Indicating that if I directed it to ./Maildir/ it would deliver to
/var/lib/vpopmail/domains/memoryhole.net/Maildir/ which of course
doesn't exist.
Just because the .qmail file is in the user's home directory doesn't
mean it's PWD is the user's home directory. If vpopmail actually does
deliver to /var/lib/vpopmail/domains/memoryhole.net/user/Maildir/ when I
put ./Maildir/ into my user's .qmail file, then it's behaving
incorrectly. The environment SHOULD be set identically to if the virtual
user was a real user and qmail was doing the delivery.
~Kyle
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