Thanks for your suggestion... but I thought for Maildir format, there
are subdirectories like Maildir/cur Maildir/new and Maildir/tmp ?
You could do that. My setup is MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail whereas
DEFAULT=/var/spool/mail/collin .
Cos the last time I tried, if the receipent doesn't have a Maildir in
his home directory and I specified DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/Maildir/ , procmail
will auto create the above directory structures for the user. But if I
Really? If you say
$ echo -e 'MAILDIR=$HOME\nDEFAULT=$MAILDIR/Maildir/' > .procmailrc
$ rm -rf $HOME/Maildir
$ cat > .forward
"|IFS=' '&&exec /usr/bin/procmail -f-||exit 75"
^D
$ echo hello | mailx -s test $LOGNAME
then procmail will create $HOME/Maildir/new/ and put the new message
there?
were to specify DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/Maildir/new/. , and if the directory
doesn't exist, it will bounce back the email to the sender.
This is how it usually works for me; the directory must exist first.
What exactly is in your .procmailrc? Is it just those two lines,
setting $MAILDIR and $DEFAULT ? Do you INCLUDERC= anything?
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