A problem with mail delivering

[Jan - Hendrik Meyer]

Richard Bos schrieb:
> Op Saturday 18 October 2008 11:53:02 schreef Jan - Hendrik Meyer:
>   
>>> I missed the part about the modifications sorry.
>>>
>>>       
>> I've installed the version by the installation guide
>> http://en.opensuse.org/Kolab
>>     
>
> :) Look at the history.  What openSUSE version are you using.
>
>   
I've used the openSUSE 10.3 x86_64
>> Furthermore I've changed the database format from skiplist to berkeley
>> database format 
>>     
>
> Berkeley is the default db format.  Do you mean that you converted your old 
> databases from skiplist to berkeley?
>
>   
Exactly - It could be caused by testing the imap daemon without kolab 
some time before...
>> and I've changed the ownergroup of the following directories 
>> to kolab: 
>>
>> /etc/sysconfig/kolab
>> /var/log/kolab
>> /var/lib/kolab
>> /var/adm/backup/kolab
>> /usr/share/php5/kolab
>> /usr/share/kolab
>> /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab
>> /usr/lib/kolab
>>     
>
> Why was that needed?  Those should be correct from the beginning (as delivered 
> by the rpm).  Please check with 'rpm -V <pkgname>' what has changed on file 
> and compared to what the rpm delivers.
>
> Use rpm -qf <filename> to find the package that delivers the file, or use:
> rpm -V $(rpm -qf /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab) to do it all in one line.
>
> In the end this results in the packages: kolab and kolab-webadmin
>
>   
Your Command for e.g. /usr/lib/kolab -> package kolab gives me the 
following content:

......G.    /usr/lib/kolab
......G.    /usr/lib/kolab/adduser
......G.    /usr/lib/kolab/deluser
......G.    /usr/lib/kolab/listusers
......G.    /usr/lib/kolab/newconfig
......G.    /usr/lib/kolab/services
......G.    /usr/lib/kolab/showlog
......G.    /usr/lib/kolab/showuser
......G.    /usr/lib/kolab/start
......G.    /usr/lib/kolab/stop
......G.    /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd
......G.  d /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd/AUTHORS
......G.  d /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd/COPYING
......G.  d /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd/ChangeLog
......G.  d /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd/NEWS
......G.  d /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd/README.amavisd
......G.  d /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd/README.ldapdelete
......G.  d /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd/README.outlook
......G.  d /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd/README.sieve
......G.  d /usr/share/doc/packages/kolab/kolabd/README.webgui
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/kolab_bootstrap
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/kolab_ca.sh
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/kolab_smtpdpolicy
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/kolab_sslcert.sh
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/kolab_upgrade
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/kolabcron
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/kolabdcachetool
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/kolabquotareport
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/kolabquotawarn
......G.    /usr/share/kolab/scripts/workaround.sh
......G.    /var/adm/backup/kolab
......G.    /var/lib/kolab
......G.    /var/log/kolab
......G.    /var/log/kolab/filter
......G.    /var/log/kolab/freebusy

for the kolab-webadmin it looks nearly the same.

But I can't see anything which is important for me? What does the G and 
the d mean?

Cheers,
Jan-Hendrik