MaD dUCK <madduck(_at_)madduck(_dot_)net> writes:
...
this is what the logabstract shows:
mv .//tmp/972247628.17704.merlin cur/972247628.17704.merlin:2 453
mv: .//tmp/972247628.17704.merlin: No such file or directory
i think it's because the message has, by now, been moved to new. so i think
we have to somehow amend $LASTFOLDER and substitute /new in place of /tmp.
should i do that with sed, or is there a nicer, more procmail way?
I repeat: if your copy of procmail puts the temp file name into
LASTFOLDER, then it's broken. From the filenames involved it looks like
you're version 3.13 with the patch that was floating around last year.
Upgrade to version 3.15 and try it again.
Philip Guenther
Procmail Maintainer
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