On Sun, 12 Jan 1997, David W. Tamkin wrote:
That depends on exactly what you want to occur on "ABORT" or "INTERRUPT".
If you want just to bit-bucket the incoming message, save it to /dev/null
or, in most situations, unset or mis-assign the HOST variable.
So if one is not using weighted scoring, would the following recipe
simply bounce mail back to the originator with a standard SMTP error
550, 'User unknown'? Or does this simply lose the mail? I tried it
with a test recipe and sent from myself, but never got the bounce or
the original.
:0
* [special conditions]
{
HOST
}
:0
$DEFAULT
Resulting in log entries:
procmail: Match on "^From:.*dnhunt.*rain.org"
procmail: Match on "^Subject:.*special.test"
procmail: Assigning "HOST"
procmail: HOST mismatched "coyote"
From dnhunt(_at_)rain(_dot_)org Sun Jan 12 15:10:42 1997
Subject: special test
Folder:
procmail: Notified comsat: "dnhunt@:"
If it is bouncing, where does it go?
David ...