I tried building nmh with both fcntl and flock (what Postfix uses for internal
locking), but was not even able to inc until I went back to dot locks (what
Postfix claims to want for external apps), and do have debian's liblockfile
1.08-3 installed
Even when running slocal --debug -verbose from the command line with an even
barerer maildelivery there is no joy:
~/ cat .maildelivery
#Field Pattern Action Result String
X-Spam-Flag NO qpipe R /usr/local/lib/rcvtty
~/ /usr/local/lib/slocal < Mail/inbox/22
...
(delivering to standard mail spool)
delivering to file "/var/mail/belg4mit" (mbox style), unable to open:\
Permission denied
~/ ls -l /var/mail/
-rw-rw---- 1 belg4mit mail 0 Feb 17 21:15 belg4mit
I know Pete's "don't do that, use a random spool" is still an option.
But it seems like a cop out from both what should work, and understanding
why it doesn't...
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