--On Friday, May 03, 2002 7:24 AM -0700 Robert Lasirona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Scott, > > Thanks for the advice. I tried what you suggested, but with no luck. I'm > still getting the 'Permission denied'. I went through the docs that are > at www.postfix.org, 'cyrus+sasl'. That HowTo suggested 'cm user/test', > with this format I got 'Invalid mailbox name'. hmm i wonder why they said user/test? I always did cm user.test like cm user.damm cm user.lasirona > I verified the owner and group on /var/spool/imap, the ownership and > group is set as you suggest. > I'm not sure where I'm stuck at, but if my mail system is stuck at > /var/spool/mail. How do I find out if I messed up the permissions? And, > What should they be? I know in another HowTo, it suggests setting 'S' > mode on directory. I believe that was in the imap directory. Do I need to > do that with /var/spool/mail? Well the +S Will definetly help if your running linux, or in FreeBSD they have their flag. Your old BSD mailboxes are in var/spool/mail and you will need to forward all your mail thru Cyrus for your users to pick it up. But also check your /var/log/messages See if you find any db3-nosync/flat... Unable to open, or Open file /var/spool/imap/blah failed Any hints you could give us would be a great help.
