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I looked at your .pinerc and it doesn't look like you've got an incoming
folder for zope defined. Here is the relevant portion of my .pinerc:
incoming-folders="Debian" mail/archive/debian-user,
"work" mail/archive/work,
"bugtraq" mail/archive/bugtraq,
"fw-wiz" mail/archive/fw-wiz,
"spam" mail/archive/spam
If you look at your .pinerc you'll notice that 'incoming-folders' has no
value. After you've enabled incoming-folders you need to add a specific
folder for zope. This essentially means telling pine to check the file
to which procmail is writing your zope mail.
You can add the folder interactively in pine by going to you the incoming
folder collection (i.e. the folder list in which INBOX appears) and
typing 'a'. You'll be prompted for a server name, which can be left
blank, a folder to add, which is the file relative to your home directory,
and the nickname, which is the name that shows up in Pine's folder views.
You could also add the incoming folder directly in your .pinerc, using the
section of mine that I posted above. The part in quotes is the nickname,
and it's followed by the path to the file, relative to you home dir. It
could look something like this:
incoming-folders="zope" mail/incoming/zope
HTH,
noah
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