On Wed, 2004-05-19 at 02:27, Professional Software Engineering wrote:
At 17:11 2004-05-18 +1000, mrpierce wrote:
I'm using this:
#DUPLICATE MAILS
:0 Wh msgid.lock
CAREFULLY look at that line.
The confusion for users trying to understand procmail is its misuse of
some words and the use of when you can or should use a colon.
I'm using maildir formatted mailboxes herein lies the confusion, man
says you don't need lockfile.
I fix the above recipe to implictedly use a lockfile by stating:
:0 Wh: msgid.lock
Supposedly, problem fixed but then do I also do
:0 a: for that flag in the same recipe? I don't know the man is not
clear. It says I don't need it and so does Nancy's tutorial.
Perhaps, this comes from experience.
but my log says:
procmail: Skipped "msgid.lock"
I've seen these:
# Remove duplicate mails (older formail)
:0 Wh: msgid.lock
CAREFULLY look at this line.
Open up 'man procmail' and parse each one, token by token.
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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