Collin suggested code for Adam that included this,
| EXITCODE=67
|
| # Purpose of parameters to ":" is to create a nice entry in logfile
|
| :0 i
| | : list.known.bad match EX_NOUSER
If you've added ":" to $SHELLMETAS or have an executable file basenamed ":"
somewhere in $PATH, that will put the text on the "Folder:" line of the log-
abstract; however, if neither of those is the case (and usually they won't
be), procmail will log an error that it couldn't execute ": list.known.bad.
match EX_NOUSER." While that will get the words into the logfile, I wouldn't
consider it "a nice entry."
The LOG variable writes text to the logfile:
EXITCODE=67
LOG="list.known.bad match EX_NOUSER
"
HOST
If you want to have the text on the Folder: line of the logabstract, this
does the trick:
EXITCODE=67
LASTFOLDER="list.known.bad match EX_NOUSER"
HOST
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