On Sat, 03 Oct 2009 11:23:50 -0400 Charles Marcus CMarcus@Media-Brokers.com wrote:
On 10/3/2009, Jerry (gesbbb@yahoo.com) wrote:
However, Postfix does not recognize the dovecot_destination_recipient_limit = 1 setting.
What do you mean it does not recognize it?
If you mean it doesn't show up in output of postconf -n, thats normal (though irritating). Here's a quote from Wietse about this in response to someone else's question about the same thing:
"The postconf command does not read master.cf, therefore parameters such as "transport"_destination_recipient_limit parameters usually don't appear in postconf output."
There is a "virtual_destination_recipient_limit =" setting in Postfix. Is that the setting that I should tweak?
No... is something not working right?
I am not sure yet. I am still configuring Dovecot. I have just started using Virtual users/domains in Postfix and now want to incorporate Dovecot into the mix.
I did just Googled around and found out about the dovecot_destination_recipient_limit = 1 setting though.
I am just about to start up a test box to try everything out. I have one more question. Will Dovecot create the directory structure or do I have to create it myself.
EXAMPLE:
maildir directory: /var/mail/vhost/<domain>/<user>/{cur,new,tmp}
If just the "/var/mail/vhost" structure exists, will Dovecot complete the directory structure?
-- Jerry gesbbb@yahoo.com
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