Thus spake Dave Stern - Former Rocket Scientist
(dave(_at_)umiacs(_dot_)umd(_dot_)edu) [16/06/03 13:16]:
:0:
* ^Subject:.*test
* > 1000
| head -100 >>$MAILDIR/truncated
That recipe would not produce these logs:
procmail: Match on "^Subject: .*test"
procmail: Match on "> 1000"
procmail: Locking "/export/home/me/mail/test.lock"
procmail: Executing " head -100 >>$MAILDIR/test"
procmail: Error while writing to " head -100 >>$MAILDIR/test"
It /should/ say, on lines 4 and 5:
procmail: Executing " head -100 >>$MAILDIR/truncated"
procmail: Error while writing to " head -100 >>$MAILDIR/truncated"
(s/test/truncated/)
Are you sure you're looking at the right thing?
That aside, I'd suggest you take a look at the file $MAILDIR/test and/or
$MAILDIR/truncated, and look at their permissions. If they don't exist,
look at $MAILDIR, and /its/ permissions.
As well, it's good practice to specify full pathnames to your binaries, just
in case.
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