On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 05:36:58PM +0000, John P Connor wrote:
At 16:14 13/11/2001, you wrote:
John Connor asked,
| However, when I
| tested what would happen with maildirs, by creating an appropriate
| directory structure and a simple recipe:
|
| :0
| /var/mail/dirk/
|
| .. procmail delivered the mail into /var/mail/dirk instead of
| /var/mail/dirk/new
It sounds as though you're using an older version of procmail that didn't do
qmail-style maildirs. You
should be using 3.15-2 or 3.22. (Some other versions since 3.15 tried to
handle maildirs but have some bugs; earlier ones don't do it at all and
treat name/ as an ordinary directory, as yours seems to be doing.)
Thanks, David. I was using 3.21, but I just downloaded & built 3.22 & it
still didn't work .. so I downloaded 3.15-2 (just in case) & tried that.
Using the simple recipe above, procmail is still delivering into
/var/mail/dirk/msg.LDt (for example).
I'm running Solaris 2.6 if that's any use.
Is there a 'new', a 'cur', and a 'tmp' directory within the dirk
directory?
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