Tom Deering <tmd(_at_)deering(_dot_)org> writes:
It seems my ISP has some security measures in place to plug the sendmail
hole. If I try to execute any program or script, it fails, like this:
procmail: Match on "^From: .*Tom"
procmail: Assigning "LASTFOLDER= ls>poop"
From tmd(_at_)deering(_dot_)org Mon Jul 21 11:37:38 1997
Subject: Hey!
Folder: ls>poop 601
procmail: Executing " ls>poop"
procmail: Notified comsat: "deering@: ls>poop"
bin/sh: bin/sh: cannot open
Won't run formail, sendmail, mail or nothing. Now, if they have blocked
this for security reasons, is there a way for me to bounce mail another
way? I'm just trying to autorespond to mail, nothing complicated.
Try putting
SHELL = /bin/sh
at the top of your .procmailrc, then try it all again.
Philip Guenther