On Tue, 16 Mar, 1999 à 11:01:00AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > XRDLAB dixit: > > > > > As mentioned earlier, the mail is received on the spool > > correctly. But procmail does not seem to be doing its job. > > > > Well, here is something which might help in troubleshooting. > > > > 1. As soon as I dial-up and the ppp link is established, the root > > does not do a fetchmail. I do it as a normal user. Does it in any > > way affect the behaviour of fetchmail? > I had to put a .forward in my home directory to get procmail working.
> > :0 > > * [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > debian-user > > I don't know which header you expect to find under "To". I might be wrong, > but you might mean "To:"; also, the dot "." right after the @ sign... means No !!! This is a regular expression, not a filename «completion» by the shell. man grep for full details. BTW ^TO is a macro defined by procmail meaning ^To: or ^Cc: or ... > that procmail will look for a dot after the @ sign (which will not find, of > course); and just in case there's something else between debian-user-diges > and the @ sign, I would suggest to ommit @, thus: > > * ^To:.*debian-user-digest* this line matches ^To:.*debian-user-diges ^To:.*debian-user-digest ^To:.*debian-user-digestt ^To:.*debian-user-digesttt ... Not really what you mean, isn't it ? > But sometimes the address won't be in the "To:" header, but in "From:", or > "Cc:"... so this is what I do: > Hence the interest of the TO macro > * ^(To|From|Cc):.*debian-user-digest* > debian-user > -- ( >- Laurent PICOULEAU -< ) /~\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] /~\ | \) Linux : mettez un pingouin dans votre ordinateur ! (/ | \_|_ Seuls ceux qui ne l'utilisent pas en disent du mal. _|_/
