At 16:13 2003-06-04 -0400, Damian Gerow did say:
> SHELL=${ORGSHELL}
> ORGSHELL
Good idea... But I think you're missing an '=' on the second line...
There's a distinct difference between setting a variable to be an empty
string and UNDEFINING a variable, which in a default config, would have
never been present, and therefore SHOULD be undefined.
Thanks -- this is the tidbit that I'm looking for. The global procmailrc
will not be doing delivery -- we leave this up to the user.
FTR, "delivery" includes delivery to /dev/null, forwards, and piping to
programs, not just the user mailbox.
So (forgive the basic questions, just trying to make sure I've got this
right) what happens if we have a global procmailrc, and the user has neither
a .forward nor a .procmailrc, and the global procmailrc does *not* do
delivery?
Procmail will invoke the /etc/procmailrc file, then deliver the message to
the user mailspool.
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