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Re: Dup check, no dumping of message?

1999-11-02 01:15:57
++ 31/10/99 14:43 -0600 - David W. Tamkin:
Here's an equivalent:
[...]

Oke, i changed to that second version. It works perfect, but i would
like to see one thing change.

This is what i have in the logs when no dups are found:

  procmail: Locking "msgid.lock"
  procmail: Executing "formail,-D,8192,/home/rejo/.log/msgid.cache"
  procmail: Program failure (1) of "formail"
  procmail: Assigning "LASTFOLDER=formail -D 8192 /home/rejo/.log/msgid.cache"
  procmail: Unlocking "msgid.lock"

When a dup if found:

  procmail: Locking "msgid.lock"
  procmail: [1637] Tue Nov  2 09:02:17 1999
  procmail: Executing "formail,-D,8192,/home/rejo/.log/msgid.cache"
  procmail: [1637] Tue Nov  2 09:02:17 1999
  procmail: Assigning "LASTFOLDER=formail -D 8192 /home/rejo/.log/msgid.cache"
  procmail: Unlocking "msgid.lock"
  procmail: Assigning "nl"
  procmail: Assigning "nl="
  procmail: Assigning "notice=X-Note: Message-ID seen before recently."

Can i get rid of this 'Program failure' in the first case? I know it is
completely correct, but i'm sure i will get confused because of it one
day or another... like when grepping logs on 'failure' or 'error'. Can't
there be a more descriptive or rephrased line there?

        -Rejo.


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