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Re: delayed bounce

2001-07-12 15:01:45


On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Emil Isberg wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, Kayven Riese wrote:
sheesh.. what would i make of this?
the info is out there (below)

  ----- Transcript of session follows -----
sh: exec/usr/local/bin/procmail: not found

Bourne shell tries to execute exec/usr/local/bin/procmail but that command
isn't found... It should try /usr/local/bin/procmail instead...

this is UNIX AIX.. not LINUX.. already tried that.

|IFS=' ' && exec /usr/local/bin/procmail  || exit 75 #kayve... Deferred

The manual suggest the following in the .forward file:
"|exec /usr/local/bin/procmail"

this hough dude said he uses this one.. the and IFS crap i guess
is just an aside one.. i think i tried that anyway too that u 
suggest.. doesn't effect anything.  the hough dude made 
the one i offer below (got it from some mirror or whathaveu of
procmail.org) woyks fer him as well.

(Remember to include the double quotes.)

yeah.. a dumb digression i instigated.. not the problem.. 
it had the double quotes for most of the phreak and i 
took them out it was woyse so i put them back in.


You can also try to leave out the spaces surrounding &&:
"|IFS=' '&&exec /usr/local/bin/procmail || exit 75 #kayve"

(Remember to keep the double quotes here too.)

Or you could try to keep the shell:
"|/usr/local/bin/procmail"

(Here you don't have to keep the quotes, but it doesn't hurt to have
them.)

i have option of many shells:

Pine finished -- Closed folder "INBOX". Kept all 29 messages.
$ chsh
 Current available shells:
                /bin/sh
                /bin/bsh
                /bin/csh
                /bin/ksh
                /bin/tsh
                /usr/bin/sh
                /usr/bin/bsh
                /usr/bin/csh
                /usr/bin/ksh
                /usr/bin/tsh
                /usr/sbin/uucp/uucico
                /usr/local/bin/tcsh
                /usr/sbin/sliplogin
 kayve's current login shell:
                /bin/sh
 Change (yes) or (no)? >   

is this helpful?  how do u utiliZe them? it seems to me that procmail
is operating when i am logged off.. so it is unclear to me how this 
can help.. do i need to vi my .forward or .procmailrc from  a differnt
shell?  i did the command :

%sh
$

changing my '%' prompt to a '$' prompt.

To err is humor.

i don't find the fact that i am not past square one in this 
*#&@*&#*@& procmail crap can after three months two days and 1182 emails
from the *#&@*#&ing list very humorous.. i'm sorry  {:(



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