On 2019-12-09 14:10, Peter Reinhold via dovecot wrote:
auth-master: userdb lookup(user@sharer.dk): Started userdb lookup auth-master: conn unix:/var/run/dovecot/auth-userdb: Connecting auth-master: conn unix:/var/run/dovecot/auth-userdb (pid=1636,uid=0): Client connected (fd=9) auth-master: userdb lookup(user@sharer.dk): auth USER input: user@sharer.dk uid=? gid=? home=/data/mail/sharer.dk/user auth-master: userdb lookup(user@sharer.dk): Finished userdb lookup (username=user@sharer.dk uid=? gid=? home=/data/mail/sharer.dk/user) auth-master: userdb lookup(user@sharer.dk): Started userdb lookup auth-master: userdb lookup(user@sharer.dk): auth USER input: user@sharer.dk uid=? gid=? home=/data/mail/sharer.dk/user auth-master: userdb lookup(user@sharer.dk): Finished userdb lookup (username=user@sharer.dk uid=? gid=? home=/data/mail/sharer.dk/user)
I've been trying a few things, still with no luck, but I noticed something that I find a bit strange.
On the wiki-page, https://wiki.dovecot.org/SharedMailboxes/Shared, the following is stated
"The location setting specifies how to access other users' mailboxes. If you use %%h, the user's home directory is asked from auth process via auth-userdb socket. See LDA for how to configure the socket. If the users' mailboxes can be found using a template, it's faster not to use the %%h."
But, looking at my location setting in my shared namespace
location = maildir:/data/mail/%%d/%%n/maildir:INDEX=~/maildir/shared/%%u:INDEXPVT:~/maildir/shared/%%u
I am not using %%h, but rather a template. It still seems to trigger a used-db lookup (and it did not do this in my old setup)
Could this be why it doesn't work? My user-lookup doesnt seem to return the full location (including /maildir), but only a home folder.
-- Peter Reinhold