On Tue, 16 Dec 1997, Philip Guenther wrote:
Hi Philip!
You probably don't need those rules. If procmail is the local delivery
agent, then you can simply put recipes in /etc/procmailrc and procmail
Is important to remember that if you put .procmailrc on user's
home directory, procmail will search for it every time that a
message needs to be delivered and also you can keep a trace
on each user. In my opinion it is more flexible.
will automatically use them when delivering to users, with the proviso
that addresses that forward to off-campus aren't filtered. The
sendmail.cf modification is only necessary if the proviso is a problem,
And also there's a problem if you change your sendmail.cf file.
If you use m4 to generate your sendmail.cf file, all the rules
that you've added will be lost.
All the best,
--- Andre Luis R. Saes.
UNIX/ISP/Network System Adm
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Ciclo Telematica Ltda.
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