LuKreme schreef:
Ruud H.G. van Tol:
Aren't there any anchors possible?
I mean something like
* $ USER ?? ^^$\EXTENSION^^
* $ USER ?? $\EXTENSION^^
* $ USER ?? ^^$\EXTENSION\.
um... I suppose it could be * $ USER ?? +$\EXTENSION@
Since the "+" is a regex-special, you'ld write that as
* $ USER ?? ()\+$\EXTENSION@
or
* $ USER ?? ()[+]$\EXTENSION@
(I prefer the latter)
MAILDIR="$HOME/$USER/"
Never put a slash at the end of MAILDIR.
Good to know, new to the whole maildir thing with procmail.
Wait, I meant my MAILDIR as $MAILDIR, which changes procmail's pwd
(present working directory). Correct casing is important.
The $MAILDIR is used in expressions, like
LOGFILE = "$MAILDIR/LOG/pm.$YYYY-$MM.log"
so if you would also have a "/" at the end of MAILDIR, you would get
"//".
You had "$HOME/$USER/", which looks strange, because $HOME is like
"/home/user" already, so you'll end up with "/home/user/user/".
--
Groet, Ruud
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