Toen wij Adam Bogacki kietelden, kwam er dit uit:
I've put DROPPRIVS at the top of both
/etc/procmailrc and $HOME/.procmailrc and
tried both
DROPPRIVS is only useful in /etc/procmailrc,
because in the user's .procmailrc only the
user's rights count (special circumstances
ignored).
When you set an environnment variable in the
/etc/procmailrc, you don't need to set it again
in the user's .procmailrc, but sometimes you
still want to do that, to be (as a user) immune
for changes at the /etc/procmailrc-level.
LOGFILE=$MAILDIR/.procmaillog
LOGFILE=$HOME/procmail.log
These are different. The first (starting with a dot,
so don't forget to use -a with ls when you look
for it) is in ~/Mail/, the second in ~/.
You could put a
LOG = "$_ u:$LOGNAME h:$HOME m:$MAILDIR$NL"
early (but after setting LOGFILE) in both .etc/procmailrc
and ~/.procmailrc, to create some log-output.
Tux:/home/adam# ./procdiag.sh
# procdiag v20031105.1723
# procdiag run at Tue Dec 21 16:20:38 EST 2004
# general account information:
USER: root (root)
Also run it as adam.
--
Grtz, Ruud
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