I'm enjoying my shiny new mail server. Thank you, it's terrific. I almost went with mailu but quite by accident landed here.
In hindsight that was a great thing.
I was perusing the logs this evening and ran across this:
(cannot update mailbox /var/mail/amavis for user amavis. destination /var/mail/amavis is not owned by recipient)
And, indeed:
root@mail:/var/mail# id amavis
uid=112(amavis) gid=114(amavis) groups=114(amavis),110(clamav)
root@mail:/var/mail# ls -la /var/mail/amavis
-rw------- 1 docker docker 871 Dec 3 03:18 /var/mail/amavis
And from the host side:
-rw------- 1 5000 5000 871 2020-12-02 21:18 amavis
So I chowned it to 112. Not sure what if anything of interest will show up here, but I thought I should report it.
Related: Is there a lightweight curses-based mail client somewhere in the image? I'm thinking along the lines of pine, so I can manage that mailbox locally, and maybe even remote in for shell-based or scripted email.
I'm enjoying my shiny new mail server. Thank you, it's terrific. I almost went with mailu but quite by accident landed here.
In hindsight that was a great thing.
I was perusing the logs this evening and ran across this:
(cannot update mailbox /var/mail/amavis for user amavis. destination /var/mail/amavis is not owned by recipient)
And, indeed:
root@mail:/var/mail# id amavis
uid=112(amavis) gid=114(amavis) groups=114(amavis),110(clamav)
root@mail:/var/mail# ls -la /var/mail/amavis
-rw------- 1 docker docker 871 Dec 3 03:18 /var/mail/amavis
And from the host side:
-rw------- 1 5000 5000 871 2020-12-02 21:18 amavis
So I chowned it to 112. Not sure what if anything of interest will show up here, but I thought I should report it.
Related: Is there a lightweight curses-based mail client somewhere in the image? I'm thinking along the lines of pine, so I can manage that mailbox locally, and maybe even remote in for shell-based or scripted email.