Robert wrote,
| so I will use
|
| :0HBWcf
| | $HOME/.filtmail/filtmail
|
| :0 a
| mailbox
Almost.
`H' and `B' say which part of the message the conditions will be applied to.
(Don't confuse them with the `h' and `b' flags.) That recipe has no
conditions, so `H' and `B' are extraneous.
`f' and `c' are incompatible. It makes no sense to send a `c'opy of the
message to the action if you're trying to replace the message with the output
of a filtering command. If you use both, procmail will ignore the `c' and
give you an error message for it.
Finally, if `mailbox' is a plain file and not a directory, you need a local
lockfile on the second recipe.
:0Wf
| $HOME/.filtmail/filtmail
:0a:
mailbox
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