Tim Holmes:
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*^(To|Cc|Bcc):(_dot_)*support(_at_)unixtechs(_dot_)org
{
LOGABSTRACT=all
:0 hwic
| /bin/mail tim-page(_at_)unixtechs(_dot_)org < $HOME/page
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support
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* regexp-for-procmail.support
$MAILDIR/procmail.support
}
This is probably meaningless (or I don't understand it). After
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support
there is nothing more to do inside the { } block, since the mail is
already delivered.
What I mean is that you can change LOGFILE just before every
recipe to fine-tune your logs. A simplified example:
LOGFILE=foo.log
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* foo
in.foo
LOGFILE=var.log
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* bar
in.bar
LOGFILE=misc.log
[...]
In this example, messages delivered to "in.foo" will be logged in
foo.log, and messages delivered to in.bar will be logged to "var.log".
All the other messages will be logged in misc.log.
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