At 18:36 2008-10-10 +0200, Remien, Carsten wrote:
Hi Sean,
thanks a lot, it works now:
I have enabled the Shell in the global /etc/procmailrc file, and changed a
little bit in the script.
IMO, the global /etc/procmailrc is NOT the place to set the shell for the
heck of it, esp since you'd be overriding the shell which valid users would
expect to have (when so equipped). When /etc/procmailrc needs a shell, I'd
PRESERVE the original SHELL, then restore it on completion of the rcfile:
ORGSHELL=$SHELL
SHELL=/bin/sh
...
SHELL=$ORGSHELL
ORGSHELL=
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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