On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 09:33:30PM -0800, Nate Amsden wrote:
>
> sounds like they are not. while i haven't tried qmail on debian i would check
> to be sure the directories are writable by the group qmail and just to
> be safe the user qmailq(assuming your using normal qmail usernames ..). in
> situations like this i like to su to the user(s) in question and try it
> the old fashioned way (using touch and stuff) to be sure the user can
> write to the dir.
i tryied to su qmailq and co;) and they have right to write in domains dir.
I now think is a startup/script configuration problem.
now the variable alias_empty is set
alias_empty="./Maildir/"
and i'm not sure that is right... the problem is near here....
thanks;)
Matteo
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