Mike Horwath asked John Connor,
H> Is there a 'new', a 'cur', and a 'tmp' directory within the dirk
H> directory?
I was under the impression that if the destination directory existed, a
maildir-aware version of procmail would mkdir the new, tmp, and cur
subdirectories if they didn't already exist. That's why I didn't bring that
up.
But as John has answered Mike,
C> Sure is:
C> bash-2.03# ls -la dirk
C> total 12
C> drwxr-xr-x 5 dirk other 512 Nov 13 17:25 .
C> drwxrwxrwt 29 root mail 512 Nov 13 17:12 ..
C> drwxr-xr-x 2 dirk other 512 Nov 13 17:12 cur
C> -rw------- 1 dirk other 343 Nov 13 17:25 msg.LDt
C> drwxr-xr-x 2 dirk other 512 Nov 13 17:12 new
C> drwxr-xr-x 2 dirk other 512 Nov 13 17:12 tmp
msg.LDt is the sort of name procmail would use in a regular directory
delivery rather than in a maildir delivery. It's still not recognizing
/var/mail/dirk/ as a maildir. John, are you sure that the procmail binary
getting invoked is your new build of 3.22?
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