Using a recipe that delivers messages to a folder, I am left to
wonder at very occasional failures. Am somewhat curious about
whether or how procmail caches the msg.XXXX names it has used.
This type of error is something I see every couple of months or so.
This, under a directory that gets written to about fifty times a
day by the recipe in question. I do have a follow-up recipe that
employs the `e' flag, and that worked here, I see. Here is from my
log:
From aiim0(_at_)aol(_dot_)com Mon Jan 27 20:18:24 2003
Subject: Turn 2003 into your best income year yet!
Folder: spamsnag 3017
procmail: Couldn't create or rename temp file ".myspam/msg.mwbE"
From aiim0(_at_)aol(_dot_)com Mon Jan 27 20:18:24 2003
Subject: Turn 2003 into your best income year yet!
Folder: .myspam/msg.9576.fallback 3017
Here is the recipe set that failed but the caught itself on the rebound:
:0 # 021205 () no lockfile; .myspam is a directory, not a flat file
.myspam
:0 e: # 021031 () else, uh, that didn't work, so name file manually
.myspam/msg.$$.fallback
Any ideas? procmail v3.22, and the dir structure is NFS.
--
dman
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