Robert McKenzie:
I've been searching around but not found an answer. I under a rule
such as
:0
* > 150000
$MAILDIR/Big_Messages
That works file in ~/.procmailrc
No need to state $MAILDIR there,
:0:
* > 150000
Big_Messages
means the same. (If I hadn't added locking.)
What I'm trying to find is a way to do that for /etc/procmailrc so
messages for every user are automatically bypassed. My
/etc/procmailrc is currently more then 45,000 lines long..
Why?
small
messages fly through but big messages with attachemtns can literally
take hours to filter through all the rules.
What is this MAILDIR normally? Let's assume "/home/$LOGNAME/mail".
# /etc/procmailrc
DROPPRIVS = 'yes'
SHELL = '/bin/sh'
MAILDIR = "/home/$LOGNAME/mail"
:0:
* > 150000
Big_Messages
# procmail stops at delivery
--
Grtz, Ruud
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