In response to my earlier request, I received the following:
If I understand you correctly, you want to know why a message might be
tossed into /dev/null.
The way I do this ("borrowed" from era) is:
:0
I assume this means no lockfile is used?
* ^X-Advertis
{
LOG = "Reason: Its a freaking ad $N"
:0
/dev/null
}
Where N="
"
This is the part I don't understand, what is N equal to?
This way you see how many messages were caught by a specific filter.
Meanwhile, I had tried
:0
* ^From.*fwtk
* ^Subject:.*ubscribe
fwtk_junk
I then did a ln -s /dev/null fwtk_junk, so that the messages are actually
thrown away, and not kept in a folder called fwtk_junk. I continue to get
the following errors in the log though:
procmail: Kernel-lock failed
procmail: Kernel-unlock failed
From owner-fwtk-users(_at_)portal(_dot_)ex(_dot_)tis(_dot_)com Wed Sep 3
20:17:24 1997
Subject: Re: smap maxbytes handling, ESMTP, etc..
Folder: fwtk_junk 2077
What have I done wrong in this recipe?
-chuck
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