Using maildrop with Courier MTA
Decided to ditch sendmail on my Slackware box and go with Courier since I was already using maildrop and have heard good things about Courier.
Long story short, I installed it and everything works superbly. Couldn't be happier with the performance of the daemon and it's layout. However, I have just one problem: maildrop does not seem to be reading it's configuration file (/etc/maildroprc). I set etc/courierd to use maildrop as the DEFAULTDELIVERY variable. Mail gets dropped into the user's ~/Maildir folder and it seems to work. Yet when I put something into /etc/maildroprc I get no difference. I currently have this in my maildroprc: Code:
if ( $SIZE < 26144 ) { If anyone can offer any help, I'd be more than grateful. Thanks. |
Re-read the documentation for maildrop on Courier's site, it says maildrop reads /etc/courier/maildroprc. I put it in there, gave it the right permissions, restarted Courier and sent myself a test message.
Yet when I check the headers in my client, I don't see the "X-Spam-Flag" header (which would come up if spamassassin would filter it). So it still doesn't work :( |
Help :(
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Some idea
Hi,
I don't know if this applies to you, but if you compile courier yourself it gets installed into /usr/lib/courier. In that case your configuration file for maildrop is /usr/lib/courier/etc/maildroprc This works fine for me, as I had the same problem until about 5 minutes ago ;) Greetings Marcus |
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