I followed all the steps, but when type “s-nail” show me this message
s-nail: /home/myuser/Maildir: Is a directory
If I type “sudo s-nail” this message
s-nail: /var/mail/root: No such entry, file or directory
s-nail version v14.9.15. Type `?’ for help
(Currently no active mailbox)
No more mail.
What can I do? Thanks!
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Hi there,
This is normal and may only appear when sending this first message. You can check to make sure the directory was created by looking for your ~/Maildir directory:
ls -R ~/Maildir
If you do not see the cur, new, tmp directories in there, make sure to create them:
mkdir -p ~/{cur,new,tmp}
For more information make sure to check this tutorial here:
Regards, Bobby
try
mkdir -p /home/sammy/Maildir/{cur,new,tmp}
I have the same issue and it persists after the first message.