Ok, this might sound silly, but I'm running Freebsd 5.3 on my new mail
server and oddly enough the only way I could get procmail to do its job was
to create a .forward file and put the following line into it:
"|IFS=' " && exec /usr/local/bin/procmail -f- || exit 75 #user"
Am I missing something in regards to my procmail? On my old system
procmail just ran everytime mail came in without needing this. Right now
what it does is mail comes in, procmail is executed, it goes through its
filtering, sends mail to spam assassin and then exits when all its work is
done. I'd like to eliminate the .forward file and run with something else
to make this work. I don't want some overzealous user nuking their
.forward file thinking that it shouldn't be there or is unneeded causing
them not to get their mail filtered. I can't remember if I installed any
milters on the old mail server, but I certainly haven't installed any on
this one. Is that maybe what I need? And if so, which one?
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