Hello
Professional Software Engineering wrote:
More information about your workstation is really necessary - as indicated
above, it may not be possible to simply forward messages to it. What OS
platform is it running, for instance (for all we know, your "workstation"
is a windows box)?
Oh... hope not :)
My workstation is SuSE Linux 7.0. I do understand that I will need to
use fetchmail to get mail in the first place. I know what to do with
that. It's just a simple basic ruleset for forwarding to my
workstation with procmail that I don't understand. I look forward to
being able to write recipes for autoreplies and dropping spam into a
large black hole from where it never returns :))
I've read man procmail, procmailrc, procmailsc, procmailex. Not much
of it makes much sense without some useful help from an experienced
user. I'm not completely useless. I have been able to configure
sendmail. That was a bit like fighting a world war all over again.
Comments like "why not use - [1] exim [2] postfix [3] others " came to
me from most countries from all over the planet.
I'm sure that procmail is much easier to configure. Just a case of
getting some help initially.
Please consider trimming the sig.
That is just for public information. Don't use it normally. The
traditional greeting can be seen below.
Thank you
--
Richard
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