On 2009.01.30 08:57:47 +0000, Tolga wrote: > > > Rem P Roberti yazm????: > >On 2009.01.29 20:12:32 +0000, Patrick Shanahan wrote: > > > >>* Rem P Roberti <remeg...@comcast.net> [01-29-09 18:31]: > >> > >>>I have a mailbox (~/Mail/system) to which I would like my system mail to > >>>be placed. I haven't been able to figure out how to accomplish that. I > >>>have correctly configured /etc/aliases so that root's mail is delivered > >>>to user, but I don't seem to be able to come up with a procmail recipe > >>>that will do the trick. Any help would be appreciated. > >>> > >>:0: > >>* ^TO_.*root > >> system > >> > >> > >Thanks for the response, Patrick. I get line two, but wouldn't line three > >of the > >recipe have to read $HOME/Mail/system/? > > > >Rem > > > Add MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail at the beginning of your .procmailrc and amend > the recipe Patrick gave to > > :0: > * ^TO_.*root > system/ > > Ok...I guess we are a bit too far afield for this list. Perhaps I should take the issue to the procmail list. Suffice to say that so far nothing has worked. As I indicated earlier root's mail is being forwarded to user, so I know that isn't the problem. The above recipe failed to put last night's system mail into ~/Mail/system. I went back and checked my .muttrc to make sure that "system" was listed as a mailbox, and it is. Nevertheless, this morning I was greeted with ubiquitous "you have mail" at user's command prompt.
Rem
