Error creating mailbox postfix
Error creatingmailboxpostfix
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After you create a mailbox when you try to receive e-mail you get the message:
imap-login: Login: user=<test3>, method=PLAIN, rip=1::1, lip=::1, mipd=21177, secured
imap(test3): Error: chown (/home/test3/mail/.imap/INBOX, -1,12(mail)) failed: Operation not permitted (egid=514(test3), group based on /var/spool/mail/test3)
imap(test3): Error: mkdir (/home/test3/mail/.imap/INBOX) failed: Operation not permitted
Disconnected: Logged out bytes=50/552
Troubleshooting:
The problem can be solved in several ways, change the permissions on the folder chmod 0600 / var / spool / mail / *, and the mailbox and /home/test3/mail/.imap/*
(chmod g-rwx / var / spool / newuser, chgrp / var / spool / newuser)
Give access to the process of post - mail_access_groups = mail
You can also manually set up a folder INBOX folder permissions setting /home/test3/mail/.imap/ same user rights (chown test3.test3 INBOX)
How to change the background color in the table
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How to change the background color in the table
Change the background color in the table, eg. In an article joomla execute command style = "background-color".
With this command you can change the background color of the entire table, row, or table cell.
<table style = "background-color: #fefefe;" border = "3" align = "left" bgcolor = "# fefefe">
<tr style = "background-color: white;">
<td style = "background-color: #fff;">
Entry bgcolor does not work! Correct entry - style = "bacgrgorund-color: #fefefe"
You can also make changes to the table using external style sheets in making appropriate pis in the css file.
table {background-color: #fff; }
tr {background-color: white; }
td {background-color: # f1f1f1; }
An entry in the CSS file:
td.tableColor {background-color: red; }
The entry in HTML:
<table>
<tr> <td class = "tableColor"> nr1 </ td> <td> nr2 </ td> </ tr>
<tr> <td class = "tableColor"> nr3 </ td> <td> nr4 </ td> </ tr>
</ table>
Copy in the loop
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Copy in the loop
Create a file to copy in the loop as a batch.
Copying from the location c: \ temp1 to the location d: \ temp2
: start
copy c: \ temp1 \ *. * d: \ temp2 \ *. *
goto start
When you run this script file will be copied to the location temp1 to temp2 in the loop. After copying the program starts again copy the same file and overwrites it.
Quick script to the network load.





