At 16:02 2004-05-17 +0200, Dallman Ross wrote:
And what's the problem with it? It looks to me like
it should work.
Agreed, though there's no indication given here as to where the procmailrc
file is (user account, /etc/procmailrc, ?), what the permissions are, and
whether procmail is even being invoked on it in the first place.
OP: head to the link in my .sig and then download, review, and run the
procdiag script, which may provide additional insight on file permissions
and other common faults.
The second forward operation has me wondering - is "myhost.mydom" supposed
to be the CURRENT host? If so, what is the reason for forwarding the
message instead of dropping it through to the account it was delivered to
(which could just be an alias). While I readily admit there are times
where having some mail arrive at a separate account (or really, if all
messages ultimatley get forwarded from it, then use of an alias pipeline in
the MTA to just invoke procmail on an /etc/procmailrcs/somefile.rc script
to handle mail), it is generally unnecessary.
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