Louis LeBlanc <leblanc+procmail(_at_)keyslapper(_dot_)org> wrote:
procmail should not be running as root by the time it reaches t=
heir
~/.procmailrc. If it is, you have something configured terribl=
y wrong, or
you're invoking it directly via an MTA alias, not as LDA.
I am calling procmail from the MTA. I am also setting DROPPRIVS=
=3Dyes,
=20
Man. Can you do something with that quoting, please? (Hint: "par".)
But I am running procmail with -m. It is invoked as follows from
sendmail.cf:
procmail -Y -m /etc/procmailrc $u $h
Yes, of course: you're specifically calling /etc/procmailrc as
the rc argument. But normally the -m flag bypasses the /etc/procmailrc.
This is kind of like putting up a sign on your store counter saying "No
pennies accepted!" and then having a jar of extra pennies for customers
sitting there, in case they might need them to pay the charge. (Or
something.) :-)
--
dman
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