At 08:48 2010-07-19 -0400, CT Guy wrote:
I don't think that I have changed my procmail recipe and I tried
turning on verbose logging because I have some mail that is
/dev/nulling and I wanted to figure out why it was happening. The
first part of my recipe is below.
Correction: various variable settings were posted in your message - there's
no recipes there.
I usually uncomment the SHELLMETAS line and I get a boatload of reporting
in my procmail.log.
SHELLMETAS has nothing to do with logging. It has to do with determining
what characters would necessitate launching a shell process to interpret
the command string to execute, rather than invoking the command directly -
more or less to differentiate between a simple command and something like a
shell pipeline.
Has something changed where this wouldn't occur? I receive the same
contents whether it is commented or uncommented. I'm also concenred
about the "WARN" in the log.
The warn is the output of something which procmail launched (in this case
SA). Note that the _underscore_ is not a numeric. I'm not familiar with
the innards of SA, but my guess is that is a version identifier string,
and it was being compared against a feature-based version somewhere. Could
even be a tring that was retrieved from a remote host (as SPF is a DNS
based verification mechanism).
As to the log verbosity, I see nothing like:
VERBOSE=YES
in your collection of settings. Perhaps you should set it.
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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