On Fri, 2 Aug 2002, Professional Software Engineering wrote:
Procmail version 3.22, running on FreeBSD 4.2 I386.
Running as the LDA, or via a .forward? Sendmail, exil, qmail, what for an
MTA?
.forward. Sendmail.
What I would like, is a return of the Return-Paths. Not a re-constituted
one, but the original.
Have you removed procmail from your .forward, or renamed your .procmailrc
so that an LDA-based procmail doesn't run your rcfile, and do the
Return-Paths make a return? If so, what does your .procmailrc have in it?
Disabling .forward, brings the return-paths back.
Removing .procmailrc, but leaving .forward in place, takes them away
again. The meaning of that is obvious, but I am left not knowing what to
do about it. I tried "-f" and "-f-", on the command line, with no effect.
The content of .procmailrc is irrelevant. I have short circuited it for
this test, and have:
# Variables
COMSAT = yes
SENDMAIL = /usr/sbin/sendmail
LOGABSTRACT = on
VERBOSE = no
LOGFILE = $HOME/.procmail.log
FORMAIL = '/usr/local/bin/formail -b -t -f'
MAILDIR = $HOME/mail
:0:
$DEFAULT
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