Hi
Having wrestled with procmail for the last few weeks, and with much
appreciated assistance of this group, I have come up with the following
recipe:
SHELL=/bin/bash
MAILDIR=${HOME}/Maildir
DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/
#LOGFLDR=${MAILDIR}/procmail.log
#LOG="--- Logging ${LOGFLDR} for ${LOGNAME}, "
:0
* ^X-Strata-Plan: [ ]*\/.*
{
FLDR="$MATCH"
:0
* FLDR ?? < 6
{
FLDR=" $FLDR"
:0
* FLDR ?? ()\/......$
{
}
}
:0
{
FLDR=".$MATCH"
}
:0
* ? test -d "$FLDR"
{
:0:
"$FLDR/"
}
:0:
! bad_folder
}
and everything is perfect in the world.
Except for one thing. All the mail messages that get put into $FLDR/
have the permissions set to 600 and I need them to be 660. I have set
g+s on the Maildir and the Maildir/cur folder but it appears that
procmail ignores this.
Can anyone tell me what is the best way of having procmail create the
messages as 660? I need them to be this way as they are shared folders
with all users being members of the "group".
Thanks and Regards
Nigel.
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