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At 20:02 2002-04-18 -0600, Steve Pershall did say:
I have my own server setup and I am trying to install a auto responder
script which uses procmail I need a little help determining if I have
procmail installed
That shouldn't be too difficult.
How about you start by retrieving, reviewing, then executing the script
found at:
<http://www.professional.org/procmail/procdiag.sh>
This should tell you all sorts of things about your config - version of
procmail and some other utils, proper security settings on some files (if
you're running it as a user), whether procmail is the LDA on the system
(provided you're running sendmail, and the config file is in a typical
place and readable), etc. A bunch of diagnostic info is reported, largely
because that info is often needed when trying to diagnose a problem someone
is claiming to have.
and a few other questions concerning procmail so what I am looking for is
some one willing to spend a little time and help me get porcmail set up I
would be willing to pay I have read the tutorial on the spambouncers.org
Spambouncer is a specific script - it's author and website are your support
channel for that.
website and I just not sure of some of the variables to set and where to
find them
You wouldn't simply "set variables" in procmail - you'd DO something, which
might be triggered by variables, but obviously you're running a script - in
this case, Spambouncer, which isn't _procmail_ - it uses procmail to
interpret the script, but the "proper" settings of the variables are
dependant upon your system and what _SPAMBOUNCER_ is expecting. Any
variables the spambouncer site is referring to are within the spambouncer
script. Those variables are described at:
<http://www.spambouncer.org/#ConfiguringSpamBouncer>
Literally, if you don't already have a ~/.procmailrc then create it. Then
paste the lot of those in there. Make sure the file isn't writeable by
anyone other then owner. The red bits are described right below the list
of variables.
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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