Udi wrote:
To make it global, just:
LOGFILE=/dir/procmail/log/$LOGNAME
(No need for DROPPRIVS=yes)
If you do that inside /etc/procmailrc without dropping privileges, and
procmail is suid root, won't the logfiles be created with root as owner
and root or wheel as group? The logfiles would have be be world-
readable for their own users to read them, and the users couldn't clear
them out when they get long.
So that may do for the files Curtis wants to create as admin logfiles,
but at the end of /etc/procmailrc, he still needs to do
DROPPRIVS=yes
LOGFILE=$HOME/somepath
so that each user gets an accessible, usable logfile for whatever (s)he
does in his/her ~/.procmailrc.
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