Quoting guenther+procmail(_at_)gac(_dot_)edu:
What happens when you run procmail in delivery mode from the
command line?
# procmail -d username
Errmm.... :-
server:~# procmail -d temp
Hello!
(i pressed Ctrl-D)
server:~#
no errors noted but "Hello!" is not sent to temp/Maildir/new .
However,
if I were to remove away the above lines and let procmail do
it's own
delivering, temp/Maildir/{cur|new|tmp} get's created and
"Hello!" get's
thrown into temp/Maildir/new .
Well, you could always try turning on logging and see what that
shows,
no? Put
stupid me... should have turned on logging... how can I ever forget to do
that.... ;-p
LOGFILE = /tmp/procmail.log
VERBOSE = on
at the top of the /etc/procmailrc file then give it a shot and
see what
shows up in /tmp/procmail.log.
did that, but it didn't show any error, just the usual parasing of
/etc/procmailrc stuff...
<pause>
Hmm, putting SHELL=/bin/sh at the top of the /etc/procmailrc file
may be
the ultimate solution, but you should know how to enable logging
when
trying to track down a problem.
yeap, it worked after I put in SHELL=/bin/sh at the top of my
/etc/procmailrc file.
btw, is there any implications with putting in the SHELL statement? I
looked through "man procmailrc" and couldn't see any implications to
it... will it be safe? Any likely security problems?
Thanks alot for your assistance!
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