Sorry if this is a newbee question, but I'm not (yet) a longtime exim user.
I've googled for it without too much luck.
I have a exim version 4.63 (on debian etch) delivering to a cyrus lmtp
server via a unix socket. To check if the mailbox exist before accepting
mail I have the following in my router configuration:
Everthing is going well except one minor problem. I have a few users
having a dot in their username I've already configured cyrus to accept
this by using unixhierachysep: yes (I had it working before I've migrated
to exim from postfix). In this case cyrus maps internaly
firstname.lastname users to firstname^lastname, so their mailbox isn't at
/var/spool/cyrus/mail/${lc::${substr_0_1::$local_part}}/user/${lc::$local_part}
but at something like
/var/spool/cyrus/mail/${lc::${substr_0_1::$local_part}}/user/${lc::$local_part | sed -e s/./^/g} the problem is I don't know how could I specify a script for checking if
the mailbox exist :-(.
In this setup users with dots in their username don't recive any e-mail,
because the require_files report unexistent mailbox.
