Hi Alex,
* Alex S Moore <asmoore(_at_)edge(_dot_)net> [23-03-04 07:02]:
If code in the global procmailrc file delivers the mail, in this case to
$DEFAULT, is there any way to get the user's .procmailrc file to run
also. I need to run the user's procmailrc file for additional
processing.
I'll stand corrected by the more knowledgeable members of this list, but
could you not do something like this in /etc/procmailrc:
# Drop to user .procmailrc if user criteria matched
:0
* <some user unique criteria>
{
DROPPRIVS=yes
SWITCHRC=$HOME/.procmailrc
}
i.e don't make the delivery to the user, but bail from the /etc/procmailrc
to the users ~/.procmailrc to allow further processing?
Again, I have only started to play with this myself in the past few days
so I may have missed something (procmail newbie!).
--
Regards,
Roland Hill Registered Linux User #330226
http://pl.net/~rnrhill/rhweb.htm @ http://counter.li.org
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