On 24-Jan-2011, at 08:27, Michelle Konzack wrote:
Hello Robert Bonomi,
Am 2011-01-24 04:38:46, hacktest Du folgendes herunter:
Relevant ~/.procmailrc fragments
MAILDOMAIN="r-bonomi[.]com"
MAILHOST="mail[.]${MAILDOMAIN}"
Should be:
MAILDOMAIN="r-bonomi\.com"
MAILHOST="mail\.${MAILDOMAIN}"
That is normal, but there is nothing wrong with using [.]
:0
* <<a pattern that matches>>
{
:0 w
* $ ^Received: from [^ ]* \( *[^[].*${MAILHOST}
DELIVERABLE=|/bin/echo /home/bonomi/{{filename}}
Should be:
:0
* $ ^Received: from [^ ]* \( *[^[].*${MAILHOST}
/home/bonomi/{{filename}}
For certain values of 'should'. We don't know why he's using echo. There MIGHT
be some reason.
Question: Why do you pipe the WHOLE message to the "echo" command
which does not support STDIN?
That is the question.
--
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