At 09:26 2004-05-11 +0200, Oliver Thiele wrote:
I tried the "truncate the body" method:
[snip]
This only works well for mails without an attachement.
Uhm, the VIRUSNAME bit has to do with having identified some sort of
potential virus/malware in the message (which is the purpose of that
rcfile). However, in some cases, such things are identified by other
characteristics - SNOWWHITE for instance is flagged simply because of the
characteristic From: line. How are you setting "VIRUSNAME" ?
What happens when the recipe appears not to work?
If the mails have an attachement the body will be cleaned but the echo
text won' t be inserted. Instead an empty mail will be delivered. Does
anybody have any suggestions on this?
Yes - make sure you're not reporting a problem because you crammed this
recipe into your /etc/procmailrc and the problem is related to users who
have an inoperable SHELL.
If you use /etc/procmailrc, you should really define a temporary shell to
contend with actions which require a shell when the USER may not actually
have one. Similarly, you should ensure that this shell (and other
variables you may have redefined) is reset when you leave the
/etc/procmailrc, so as to provide the user with a consistent environment.
Do you have this problem when you run the recipe within a sandbox? What do
your VERBOSE logs have to say?
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