Tuc wrote,
| In verbose mode, I see :
|
| procmail: Executing "(/usr/local/bin/formail -r -A "Precedence: junk" \
| -I"Subject: Your Machine is infected with the Sircam Virus"; \
| cat /usr/home/wwwcust1/crazies/sircam.txt)>> /tmp/results"
|
| Yet, I don't see the /tmp/results file at all.
First guess: could procmail be running on a different machine from the shell
session where you're looking for /tmp/results, such that you and it are
using two different /tmp directories?
Second guess: since procmail needs a shell to handle that command, is $SHELL
something that can interpret that command line and create /tmp/results? All
procmail is saying is that it is invoking $SHELL and telling that program to
run the command line.
Third guess: is the value of $SHELLFLAGS (either the compiled-in value or an
overriding setting in an rcfile) correct? Maybe not, and any command that
needs a shell is going unexecuted.
Fourth guess (assuming that /tmp is writable by the process): /tmp/results
already exists and is not writable by the process.
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