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* linux_box [linux_box@××××××××××××××.com] [2002-09-18 10:18 -0700]: |
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> Code listing 49 of the gentoo desktop users guide has a hilited |
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> section which refers to this, but that reference is very confusing to |
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> me...When I do what it says, IMAP cant see where it should be homed. |
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> If I hardwire a directory, it all works perfectly. |
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> I know ${MAILDIR} is supposed to get loaded with the users $HOME, but |
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> I cant trace how. My IMAP client tells me the ${MAILDIR} var isn't |
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> getting loaded at all (unless i hardwire/replace the variable). |
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Could you open a bug report at http://bugs.gentoo.org and assign to |
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raker@g.o |
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The comments in the ebuild read: |
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# Here are some things that still need fixing: |
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# o supervise support (of course) |
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# o tweaking of config files |
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# o My RC script is configured to look for maildirs in ~/.maildir |
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# (my preference, and the official Gentoo Linux standard location) |
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# instead of the more traditional and icky ~/Maildir. |
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# o We need to add an /etc/mail.conf. |
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I assume the last two points are in reference to each other (mail.conf |
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would hold the variable $MAILDIR), otherwise i wonder why point 3 would |
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need "fixing". But yes, your right the variable $MAILDIR is not standard |
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on gentoo, so the rc would fail to make sense of it unless you assign it |
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a value. |
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best |
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cal |