* Dallman Ross <dman(_at_)nomotek(_dot_)com> [04-09-09 06:32]:
Okay, now to your question. I personally would not set DEFAULT
to the wrong place for individual users. Why not create a var
called, e.g., BASEDEFAULT? But using your situation, just tack
on whatever you want at the end.
:0 # no lockfile; assumes directory-style delivery
* $ ^^From (_dot_)*(_at_)$\HOST ()
$DEFAULT/$USER
but, why create BASEDEFAULT unless you were going to use it? :^)
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