Re: Backing up mail

On Sun, 21 Nov 1999 at 13:44, David W. Tamkin wrote about "Re: Backing up mail":

> Goodness, Brock, you don't need all those layers of nesting.  Also, you
> didn't take care of mail of exactly 500000 bytes.
You're right on both cases. ;-)

>  :0
>  * !^X-Backup: Disabled
>  {
>   :0Wc: # $BACKPFILE$LOCKEXT will do just fine as the local lockfile
>   * < 500001
>   $BACKPFILE
>   :0EWhc:
>   $BACKPFILE
>
>   :0
>   { EXITCODE = 75  HOST }
>  }
This last section worries me -- is seems like it will run every time a
piece of mail comes through. If so, then one piece of mail should snowball
-- as it will get sent back to sendmail each time, no?

I'm just wondering, shouldn't it be :0e ?

Thanks,

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