At 11:00 2003-02-10 -0600, Scott Moseman did say:
It scans headers and then the bodies. The
"headers" scanning, which is most important
for white lists, only appears to work for a
couple users. The "body" scanning seems to
work for everyone, though.
Depends upon how you're doing it. Since you conveniently omitted inclusion
of a failing recipe in your post, how do you suggest that we provide
meaningful feedback on your problem? Have you set a LOGFILE and defined
VERBOSE=YES ?
I might hazard a *GUESS* that you're using something which invokes a
*SHELL*, and the recipe thus only works for users who have a shell defined
(oh, say, members of the ADMIN group might be expected to shell into the
server, but everybody else is restricted from that). If this is the case,
you can temporarily define a shell in /etc/procmailrc:
# temporarily define a known shell for the /etc/procmailrc file
ORGSHELL=${SHELL}
SHELL=/bin/sh
#(whatever)
# restore SHELL and *UNSET* ORGSHELL
SHELL=${ORGSHELL}
ORGSHELL
If this fixes your problem, you owe me two beers. I have a preference for
Cream Stout (just like Watney's <sniffle>).
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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