Lately, I've been experimenting with a recipe to bounce unwanted mail
back to it's sender. However, I haven't had much success. Here's the
recipe that I thought would do the trick:
.procmailrc:
DUMP=/dev/null
rc.idiots:
:0
* ^(.*-)?(From|Sender):(_dot_)*soandso(_at_)spam\(_dot_)com
! soandso(_at_)spam\(_dot_)com; $DUMP
This seemed right at first, since I would like to bounce the mail back
and THEN delete it, but I got the response in my log that said it had
saved the message in the folder "/usr/lib/sendmail soandso(_at_)spam(_dot_)com;
/dev/null". I'm not sure what's going wrong, since I'm following the man
instructions as best as I can. Do I need to put it into /dev/null first,
or am I way off base here?
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Zach Babayco
zachb(_at_)netcom(_dot_)com <----- finger for PGP public key
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/4127