I like the (without quotes) "(without quotes)" =).
Timo Sirainen wrote:
On Mon, 2002-12-16 at 10:25, Jesse Peterson wrote:
in the config file i have "ssl_disable = yes", however, i get this in my LOG_MAIL syslog: "Dec 17 00:21:07 host imap-master: Can't create temporary SSL parameters file /default/configured/directory/ssl-parameters.dat.tmp: No such file or directory" I know what the error is, and how to fix it, but it's an SSL thing which should have been disable according the config file, correct?
Right. Fixed.
It would seem that if you surround the value given to default_mail_env in quotes (as listed in the sample config file) you get errors like: Dec 17 00:21:13 host imap(testuser): Failed to create storage with data: "maildir:/home/testuser/mail/"
They're not supposed to be put into quotes :) I guess I should change the comment somehow. Ideas?
# Some examples: maildir:/var/mail/$U/Maildir, mbox:~/mail/
or just
# Some examples (use without quotes): "maildir:/var/mail/$U/Maildir", # "mbox:~/mail/"
-- Jesse Peterson erage@softhome.net