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onal Software Engineering said:
At 14:11 2000-12-13 -0700, Jim McMaster did say:
----- Transcript of session follows ----- sh: /apps/bin/procmail:
not found 554 "|IFS=' '&&exec /apps/bin/procmail -f-||exit
75#mcmaster"... unknown mailer error 1
Ah, this is more telling - procmail probably wasn't COMPILED for the
machine on which it is running. Some bonehead admin probably just copied
over some binaries. Enlighten me: did you _ever_ use procmail on that host?
Yes, for several years, but I had my own installed version of procmail in my
own /home/mcmaster/bin directory and pointed to my version from .forward.
When I moved, I removed the bin directory, since I did not ever expect to use
it again. Rather than reinstall my own procmail, I just used the version in
/apps/bin.
I just checked on swmail, which is where procmail really runs, right? They
are running Solaris 2.5 instead of the 2.6 running on the machine where my
old account runs. Also, they do not have /apps/bin/procmail defined in
swmail's /apps/bin. I think I need to reinstall procmail in
/home/mcmaster/bin, or find it in swmail's directory, probably
/usr/local/bin. Do you think that would solve the problem?
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Jim McMaster
mailto:mcmaster(_at_)falcon(_dot_)stortek(_dot_)com
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