Hi,
I played with the following script with and without the dot and it works
as long as the sub-dir was created in advance
and the user group write right is set correctly. Why is Procmail can
write to multiple directories but can not write to multiple
standard e-mail files?
Now that the mail is stored in the subdirectory instead of the
tradtioanl "one file for all mails", how could I get IMAP account using
MS Outlook to see it? Do I have to use a different client end?
# This format will create subr- dir called new and cur and tmp
automatically
#:0
#* test
#/var/spool/mail/kfl/ /var/spool/mail/dadu/
# This format will use numbered mail in the named directory
#
:0
* test
/var/spool/mail/kfl/. /var/spool/mail/dadu/.
Rgds,
Kfl. HK.
By the way, if you are delivering to folders, such as maildir+ folders,
you don't need separate procmail
delivery recipes for each local folder. You can put them all on one
delivery line.
After you massage MY_TO appropriately to have the various mailfolder
paths in the lines, you would do this:
MAILDIR = /var/spool/mail # or wherever the mailspool is
MY_TO = "$MAILDIR/john/ $MAILDIR/paula/ $MAILDIR/jill/"
:0
$MY_TO
Dallman
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