[TAG] Settin up the mail subsystem

Claude S. Sutton claudesutton at cognisurf.com
Sat Aug 12 07:31:32 MSD 2006


Ben:

I have looked at everything I can find with procmail on it and the only 
procmailrc I can find that is not a sample file has the following in it.

SHELL=/bin/sh
SCANNER=$HOME/bin/scanvirus.pl
LOGFILE=$HOME/.procmail_log

:0
* ^Content-Type.*(application|multipart)
{
	:0 HB
	* !? ${SCANNER} 1
	/dev/null
}


I have tried to find the procmai_log and I can not.

I have used the "places, search for riles" feature in Gnome.  I have 
also gone into various folders and done the ls thing, and that is as far 
as I have got.

I just found this procmail.config buried with 5,400 and some files in a 
folder called procmail.config.

No wonder some consider procmail and postfix not user friendly.

None of this is helpful but I can't find anything else.

#!/bin/sh
set -e

. /usr/share/debconf/confmodule

if [ "$1" = configure -o "$1" = reconfigure ]; then
     db_input medium procmail/install_suid || true
     db_go
fi



CSSJR

> 
> As I've said, take a look at your '.procmailrc'; 'procmail' is what's
> doing the local delivery, and the config file is what decides where it
> goes.
> 
> 
> * Ben Okopnik * Editor-in-Chief, Linux Gazette * http://linuxgazette.net *
> 







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