On 26 Mar 1998 jari(_dot_)aalto(_at_)poboxes(_dot_)com wrote:
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| :0
| * !^TO:.*(jrdavis(_at_)netcom(_dot_)com|J.R.Davis|John Davis)
| $JUNK
I'm sure Phil can explain this more throughly, but let's just say
that procmail macros TO FROM_DAEOMON etc. are special. If you
use it like this:
:0 :
* ! ^TO().*(jrdavis(_at_)netcom(_dot_)com|J.R.Davis|John Davis)
$JUNK
It would work. Note that there is added lockfile(:0 :), no (:) after TO,
and for visual separation there is no-op () before regexp.
Thanks I'll give that a try.
| LOG=unixclub$NL
Just personal, (you can ignore this advice if you want) I'd use
LOG = "unixclub$NL"
What advantage does the double quotes give?
| :0:
| * ^Return-Path:(_dot_)*UUASC-owner(_at_)biz\(_dot_)compata\(_dot_)com
| $UNIXCLUB
|
| $UNIXCLUB is defined thusly:
|
| #**********
| #*** $UNIXCLUB
| #* this is used to hold mail from the unix club list
| #**********
| $HOME/mail/unix-club
Erm, I'm sure you wanted to write
UNIXCLUB = $HOME/mail/unix-club
Damn! That's rmbarrassing. I've been stearing at that and the other
variables trying to see what was different and never saw that. I think I
need to eat my carrots.
| procmail: Assigning "LOG=unixclub
| "
| unixclub
| procmail: Match on
"^Return-Path:(_dot_)*UUASC-owner(_at_)biz\(_dot_)compata\(_dot_)com"
| procmail: Locking ".lock"
| procmail: Error while writing to "/_fyFQmail2"
| procmail: Error while writing to "/"
| procmail: Unlocking ".lock"
I'm afraid the UNIXCLUB variable is empty, thus procmail tries to write
to an empty file --> /_fyFQmail2. But I may be wrong here.
Sounds right to me. Thanks, Jari, for taking time with this. I really
appreciate it.
Johne Davis