correction Re: change X-priority in header

I made a typo in my advice to Bill McCormick:

>   :0Efhw
>   * ^Subject:.*log
>   * B ?? authentication failures|invalid users
>   | formail -i "X-Priority: 1 (Highest)"
>   :0A
>   .billinux.Logs/new
That was OK, but since he seems fond of nesting levels, I added,

> At the least, reduce it to this:
>
>   :0Efhw
>   * ^Subject:.*log
>   * B ?? authentication failures|invalid users
>   {
>    :0fhw
>    | formail -i "X-Priority: 1 (Highest)"
>
>    :0A
>    .billinux.Logs/new
>   }
An `A' flag is superfluous when the preceding recipe is unconditional; 
this is what I meant:
   :0Efhw
   * ^Subject:.*log
   * B ?? authentication failures|invalid users
   {
    :0fhw
    | formail -i "X-Priority: 1 (Highest)"

    :0
    .billinux.Logs/new
   }

Still not sure what type of folder .billinux.Logs/new is or whether it 
should have a local lockfile.  Just about nobody -- perhaps absolutely 
nobody -- uses classic procmail directories.

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