At 17:33 2009-07-01 +0200, Fabrice DELENTE wrote:
I have this .procmailrc:
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SENDMAIL=/usr/local/bin/msmtp
VERBOSE=yes
VERBOSE is generally pretty useless unless you have a LOGFILE set
Any chance that say, SA isn't being invoked because it isn't in your
path? Or messages aren't being forwarded because the value you're setting
SENDMAIL to might not be correct?
Besides the other reply pointing out that your Subject: recipe should have
locking, and should have a beginning of line anchor, there's another bit
that's probably wrong -- the bracketing of letters amounts to a character
class - L or C or S. A lot of subject lines probably contain one of those
characters (note also, procmail regexps are by defaullt case insensitive),
and thus the inverted subject condition won't match.
For the condition line, try:
* ^Subject:.*\[LCS\]
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