On Fri, Sep 30, 2005 at 12:00:04PM +0200, Holger Wahlen wrote:
Try
formail -ns procmail -m recipe1.rc <mbox094elv
instead. (Do you need the -m at all?) Make sure to have no recipes
that append messages to mbox094elv, though, otherwise rename the file
first.
The -m is useful, albeit not required. it's useful for a couple
of reasons. One, without it procmail will try to look in $HOME
for recipe1.rc rather than whatever path relative to the current
directory was typed in. (One can type an absolute path or one
relevant to $HOME, or prepend a dot-slash, for example, but
still, it can be inconvenient.) Two, without the -m, if one
happens to forget to type in an rcfile, procmail will try to run
/etc/procmailrc and the user's default .procmailrc, which may
cause trouble. Three, if one does type in an rcfile but types it
wrongly or it is unreadable, without the -m, procmail will revert
to stuffing the message in $DEFAULT; with the -m, one simply sees
an error message.
Dallman
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