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Originally Posted by Paul M
Well after further testing - it is a permission problem.
In your cpanel account, for address rejects@domain.com
The path needs to be " /home/<cpaccount>/mail/domain.com/rejects/inbox "
The mail, domain.com & rejects folders all need chmod'ing to 755.
The mailbox file can then be set to 666, and it will work - except - that as soon as another mail is received, exim chmod's the inbox file back to 660, cutting off php's read/write access. I now need to see if I can stop exim doing this.
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How about changing the owner (chown) as well? If exim is no longer the owner of the file (but still has write permission) it should not be able to chmod it.