At 03:41 2003-02-05 -0700, LuKreme wrote:
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* ^Subject:.*Redhat
! roland
Note that my suggestion to run the fetchmail delivery through an aliased
user (which invokes procmail directly) circumvents issues with
/etc/procmailrc generic filtering (where it appears all these filters are
getting stuffed), since when you forward to a local user, it doesn't route
back through the "onepop.rc" script - it gets delivered through local
filtering. If you simply put a recipe like the above into /etc/procmailrc,
it'll loop. Seems that Roland is already aware of that, but I don't think
his kreminess is recognizing that at the moment.
Thus, the onepop.rc script needs only to focus on trying to split up
delivery among the multiple users of the one pop mailbox - *NOT* to
actually perform individual mailbox filtering (unless of course, filtering
on subjects is how some messages are being identified as being for a
certain recipient, which is unfortunate if so).
I do wonder how the individual users are configured to send replies (out of
the system) such that replies to those messages will properly return to them.
---
Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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