If we try to get too clever with the admin keyring it just doesn't work

src/freedombone-app-mailpile

     if [ -d /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.gnupg ]; then
         mv /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.gnupg /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.gnupg_orig
     fi
-    if [ -d /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/Maildir ]; then
-        mv /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/Maildir /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.Maildir_orig
-    fi
-    if [ -f /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.procmailrc ]; then
-        mv /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.procmailrc /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.procmailrc_orig
-    fi
-    ln -s /home/$MY_USERNAME/.gnupg /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/
-    ln -s /home/$MY_USERNAME/.procmailrc /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/
-    ln -s /home/$MY_USERNAME/Maildir /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/
+    cp -r /home/$MY_USERNAME/.gnupg /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/
     chown -R mailpile:mailpile /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.gnupg
-    chown -R mailpile:mailpile /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/Maildir
-    chown mailpile:mailpile /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.procmailrc
-    # unless the directory is executable we can't log in
     chmod +x /var/www/$MAILPILE_DOMAIN_NAME/mail/.gnupg
 
     systemctl enable mailpile