All righty, I can't figure out how to test this on a system that has no
/etc/procmailrc (I'm not root anywhere and can't install such a file), and
the one place with an /etc/procmailrc where I have a shell has such a tangled
setup that I just finally got my arrangement working and I don't want to mess
with it, so I'm hoping that someone else can figure this out for me.
If one or more rcfiles are named on the command line, even without -m,
/etc/procmailrc is skipped.
If the rcfile is executable, the OS honors hash-bang, and the rcfile begins
thus:
#!/path/to/procmail
or perhaps
#!/path/to/procmail -f-
and one executes the rcfile, then the kernel would invoke procmail with
the rcfile's path on the command line, right, so procmail would skip
/etc/procmailrc, yes?
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