Procmail, qmail and file locking

I'm a bit unsure if it's safe to use procmail with qmail. I can pipe incoming mail through procmail, into various folders. I've tested it and it works, sorting my incoming mail into several folders. Currently I use emacs + vm to read mail. It takes mail from my ~/Mailbox, and copies it to ~/Mail/i

file system copying nightmare

Hamish Moffatt writes: > I would do it with the rescue disk, mounting the two partitions > as /mnt and /mnt2, except that the rescue disk (poorly named?) > seems to have a cut down cp with only -r, and no tar! I found the 'rescue' disk a bit lacking in this respect. Personally I would have tho

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Problems using adduser with NIS

Hi, I'm having difficulty adding users to my network which runs nis. I have a mail server which also stores the home directories. This is where I set up new users, but users cannot log into this machine. They access their directories over NFS, and get their mail the same way through qmail's Mailbox

Unidentified subject!

I'm trying to keep my system, on the stable distribution. I found myself recompiling a couple of packages such as qmail so as to be able to do this. I've tried to recompile gimp0.99 and it doesn't seem to work. ./debian/rules build seems to go ok, complaining it can't find something to do with xd