Thanks.
Well, I run this in my system and it was "killed" (a error message just
saying Killed):
cat testfile | /usr/local/bin/procmail
and the testfile is just a sample mail with all the headers.
And if I really send a mail, I can read from the session it activate
procmail, and then "Killed" again. Sendmail returns me "mail prog died
with signal 11"
Will my network using NIS+ & NFS affecting something?
My procmail works well in another machine which is standalone.
Regards,
Shirley Siu
SE Lab Technician, FST
...Shirley Siu Weng In, Utako...
Facutly of Science and Technology, University of Macau
email: utako(_at_)sftw(_dot_)umac(_dot_)mo ICQ: 16068903
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On Thu, 3 Sep 1998, Xavier Beaudouin wrote:
What is needed to configure in sendmail 8.9.1 in order to let normail user
use procmail, i.e. using .forward file in their home directory?
Anyone can give me some hints?
Nothing special than usual... I currently use 8.9.1a with procmail as
default mailer in our Solaris 2.5 system... I can give you the m4
configuration file if you want....
Yours
/Xavier Beaudouin
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