On Fri, 20 Feb 1998 14:10:56 -0500 (EST), "Patrick M. Gray Jr."
<patrick(_at_)harvassoc(_dot_)com> wrote:
I have a procmail script I haven't played with for a while that is
broken. The first few lines are supposed to send any mailer daemon
message to another address. I suspect this is becasue I lack a ":0
<sometheing else>" at the beginning near the daemon rule, but when I add
just an ":0" everything goes to the alternate address, which isn't good.
You are sending everything that is +not+ from a daemon to the other
address. Take out the "!".
Since this system is in production, I don't want to do too much
experimeting since my procmail knowledge is lackluster at best. If you
You test recipes by putting them in their own little baby .rc file and
feeding it stuff on standard input.
procmail test.rc < test.msg
Ideally this should be set up with DEFAULT=/tmp/scratch_file to avoid
unpleasant surprises in your inbox. A skeletal test.rc is available at
<http://www.iki.fi/~era/procmail/experiments.rc>
# Send mail to daemon if bounce message
#:0
* !^FROM_DAEMON
! hpgbcadm(_at_)harvassoc(_dot_)com
Just take out the # in front of the :0 and the shriek before
^FROM_DAEMON.
Hope this helps,
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