ph10@??? said:
} Because you are running a configuration that causes it to look for a
} .forward file in the user's home directory. It does this as the user.
} With the permissions set the way you have them, it cannot determine
} whether a .forward file exists or not. Consequently, it cannot
} deliver the mail.
provos@??? said:
} A user with no directory permission at all for the group and others
} like
} drwx------ 5 moebert usr 1024 Dec 18 10:01 moebert
It *should* be able to read the file (unless the .forward is owned by
someone else), or unless the exim config is set otherwise. You need
check_local_user and do not need user in the director description -
something like this:-
dotforward:
no_verify,
driver = forwardfile;
forbid_include = true,
check_local_user = true,
owners = root,
modemask = 022,
file = ${home}/.forward
Nigel.
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