Hi there,<br>
<br>
Upgrading to Fedora Core 4 from an old server running Red Hat
7.3.&nbsp; I'm moving accounts over by hand, and I'm having the
following error crop up for *everyone*.<br>
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chdir(/home/BLAH) failed with uid 500: Permission denied<br>
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Now, that UID is correct, the user has that access, and there are no
permissions problems changing to that directory.&nbsp; I've got the
mail in /var/mail/XXX for each user as a simple mbox.<br>
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I was browsing through the code to check for what *exactly* dovecot is
doing when it's trying to change directory there.&nbsp; The error
reporting is a bit spotty.&nbsp; It could be that it can't change to
that directory (unlikely).&nbsp; It could be that something in that
path is a problem (also unlikely, as the /home directory is world
readable and executable), or, it could have something to do with a file
or directory it's trying to create.&nbsp; I'm not sure.&nbsp; Could
someone let me in on what files or directories that dovecot tries to
create by default?&nbsp; This permission denied error doesn't make any
sense (I created a brand new user with nothing there, made all of his
directories readable/writeable, and executable by EVERYONE, and it
STILL gives me this error.<br>
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