Pkg exim4 users - Apr 2005 - Caveats on changing Debian-exim''s homedir

Hi!

I''v installed exim4 + SA-exim +spamassasin and this trio works 
perfectly. I want to browse rejected emails to find non-SPAM messages 
(false positives). I think most convenient way is to use my Thunderbird 
client. But, SA-Exim puts SPAM to 
/var/spool/sa-exim/{SApermreject,SAtempreject}. I know I can change 
these target dirs to any other (with appropriate priviliges), but IMAP 
folders exist in ~/Maildir and are 0700. So Debian-exim must own the 
Homedir and Maildir. Consequencially, Debian-exim must "have" homedir 
other than /var/something.

Or maybe are there other/easier ways to browse rejected email volume?

Thanks

Hi,

On Fri, Apr 08, 2005 at 11:57:43AM +0200, Jacek Kosowski
wrote:
> I''v installed exim4 + SA-exim +spamassasin and this trio works 
> perfectly. I want to browse rejected emails to find non-SPAM messages 
> (false positives). I think most convenient way is to use my Thunderbird 
> client.
via IMAP, if I read correctly?
> But, SA-Exim puts SPAM to 
> /var/spool/sa-exim/{SApermreject,SAtempreject}. I know I can change 
> these target dirs to any other (with appropriate priviliges), but IMAP 
> folders exist in ~/Maildir and are 0700. So Debian-exim must own the 
> Homedir and Maildir. Consequencially, Debian-exim must "have"
homedir
> other than /var/something.
That seems like an issue with your IMAP server.
> Or maybe are there other/easier ways to browse rejected email volume?
How about having spam delivered to some special mailbox or a
sub-folder of your IMAP mailbox, available for browsing via the normal
methods?

Greetings
Marc

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