fleet(_at_)teachout(_dot_)org schreef:
Ruud H.G. van Tol:
That $DEFAULT means that you want a cur/, new/, tmp/ created here,
for maildir-type delivery. Procmail will create those subdirectories
if they don't exist yet.
I would change it to:
MAILDIR = "$HOME/spamtest" # no slash at end
LOGFILE = "$MAILDIR/spamtest.log"
DEFAULT = "$MAILDIR/" # slash at end
Ruud, I tried this and procmail locked up. After flailing around a
bit, I discovered that I did not have the SHELL set (I do have it set
in my "regular" .procmailrc). I guess I deserve the TI award for
this! :)
Well, countless .procmailrc files don't start with
SHELL = '/bin/sh'
(or something else that works). Many people even get away with it (like
when $SHELL already has a wrong value before procmail is started), until
they change something that causes that wrong shell to get involved.
Setting SHELL in /etc/procmailrc, would help.
--
Groet, Ruud
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