Phil Edwards wrote,
| The rcfile contains, very simply (comments, etc, deleted for space):
|
| =========================
| #LOGFILE=/tmp/procmail.log
| ## Hope this will kill the logging w/o killing the program...
| LOGFILE=/dev/null
You can kill logging more efficiently by
(1) unsetting LOGFILE; or
(2) not defining LOGFILE in the first place, since it is unset by default.
Remove that third line and change the comment on the second line to this:
# Comment out above line to prevent logging; uncomment to re-enable.
On rare occasions during a user's absence you may want to log a single
interactive call to procmail; you can then define LOGFILE on the command
line and get logging for just that one invocation.