Andrew the Amphibian wrote,
| The man page for procmail seems to say that the user's .procmailrc is
| processed after /etc/procmailrc.
| Is that correct?
Yes, if both exist and are safe.
| On my system, it seems that it (the ~/.procmailrc) is not looked at,
| but I just thought of a possible cause.
Well, maybe your possible cause is the reason. You didn't elaborate, but
I'm guessing that the permissions on ~/.procmailrc or on the home directory
itself may be too loose; that /etc/procmailrc has code that delivers all
messages (or all the messages you've tried); or that procmail isn't getting
invoked at all and /etc/procmailrc isn't read either.
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