Here is what I wanted to do:
We have a large breed of RS/6000s and would like to keep the OS configuration
of all these servers on one main server. In order to do that, a shell program
will kick off everyday, which will compile a report of a respective server to a
file and will mail this config file to the main server. Here is where procmail
come into action. The main server, called Jupiter, will have procmail running
under a dummy account. The procmail filter will have to determine from which
server Mail has arrived and depending upon the name of the server, copy the
body of the mail, which is actually the configuration of that server, to that
server directory.
The directory structure on Jupiter will be
/usr/local/config/<server_name>/<server_name>.config
Naveed.