Toen ik Floyd Hagen kietelde, kwam er dit uit:
FLOYD_MAILDIR=/home/floyd/Mail/
mywife_MAILDIR=/home/mywife/Procmail/
Get rid of the ending slashes. You use
these values as parent-directories, so
you will always put a slash after the
variable, to separate it from the filename
or subdirectory-name.
See the double slashes in your log.
LOGFILE=/var/log/procmail_log
DEFAULT=$FLOYD_MAILDIR/inbox/
DROPPRIVS=YES
From now on, you run as the user. That may be
to soon.
VERBOSE=YES
:0:
Remove all the locking (6 times) because you want to deliver to maildirs.
* ^TO_flohagen(_at_)popemail\(_dot_)net
$FLOYD_$MAILDIR/inbox/
What's that second $ doing there?
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* ^TO_floyd
$FLOYD_$MAILDIR/inbox/
Another strange $.
:0:
* ^TO_lfs
$FLOYD_MAILDIR/lfs/
:0:
* ^TO_mywife(_at_)popemail\(_dot_)net
$mywife_MAILDIR/Inbox/
One inbox starts with a lowercase-i, the other
with an uppercase-I. Is that as it should be?
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* ^TO_mywife
$mywife_MAILDIR/Inbox/
:0:
${DEFAULT}
Delivery to default does not need to be specified.
Why not remove the /etc/procmailrc
and make a ~/.procmailrc per user?
--
Affijn, Ruud
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