At 13:52 2003-09-23 -0400, Dave Stern - Former Rocket Scientist did say:
A=procmail -Y /etc/procmailrc -a $h -d $u /etc/procmailrc
Actually, I added the "/etc/procmailrc" to have it run procmail with a
system-wide procmailrc file against all incoming messages.
Well, uh, if procmail is locally delivering the files, it's process
/etc/procmailrc (or /usr/local/etc/procmailrc, depending on your system -
see the manpage). Thus diddling with the Mlocal definition is likely to
break things.
The contents of that file for now are:
:0f:
| formail -I "X-test: This message has be pre-Processed"
The lockflag is inappropriate.
How bad an idea is this if we simply want sendmail to run something
else defined in a systemwide procmailrc (users don't have accounts on this
host; rather, mail is routed via tables to them)
In which case, are they really being delivered locally, or via the prog
mailer (in which case, Mlocal will not be invoked)?
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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