Re: mutt & qmail & procmail etc

1999-06-18 Thread Anonymous
Hi Mark! You wrote: > Now I just need to get a filtering program [...] Why? Qmail mailinglist, 20. May 1998, Joerg Lenneis wrote: > You can do filtering by combining condredirect with the > user- mechanism. The .qmail file would contain two or > more entries like this: > > |condr

Re: mutt & qmail & procmail etc

1999-06-16 Thread Anonymous
I've just removed procmail from the loop and put a ./Maildir/inbox/ in my .qmail and now _all_ mail is being spooled into ./Maildir/inbox/, a Maildir formatted mail box. So all _that_ is working. Now I just need to get a filtering program in the pipe so I can shunt incoming mail into the appropri

Re: mutt & qmail & procmail etc

1999-06-16 Thread Anonymous
rom|Cc|To).*mutt.*@mutt.org mutt/ But mail from mutt.org gets put in /var/spool/mail/mark and here is a clue. procmail _is_ processing mail, here is a lcip from the log file: procmail: Lock failure on "mutt/.lock" procmail: Error while writing to "mutt/" >From [EMAIL PROTECT

Re: mutt & qmail & procmail etc

1999-06-16 Thread Anonymous
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Re: mutt & qmail & procmail etc

1999-06-16 Thread Anonymous
More strangeness... Here is my setup; Everything goes into ~/Maildir, which is not itself a Maildir. Rather, there are (or will be) subfolders of ~/Maildir, all in Maildir format. When I sent a message to myself locally, a directory ~/Maildir/mark/ was created in maildir format. When I sent emails

Re: mutt & qmail & procmail etc

1999-06-15 Thread Anonymous
Thanks to everyone who replied. I think I might have this down now. I have MAIL=~/Maildir and $folder=~/Mail. Now, I also have a "| preline procmail" in my .qmail so I am wondering what path my mail is taking. When I fire up mutt, it shows me as being in ~/Maildir and new messages are there. When

Re: mutt & qmail & procmail etc

1999-06-15 Thread Anonymous
On Tue, Jun 15, 1999 at 04:35:38PM -0400, Mark E. Drummond wrote: > When I start mutt, I want it to open up my "inbox", which currently is > Maildir's standard ~/Maildir/new/, a directory, not a file. I cannot > figure out what needs to be set to do this. I have my $folder set to > ~/Maildir but i

Re: mutt & qmail & procmail etc

1999-06-15 Thread Anonymous
Mark E. Drummond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Mail to be forwarded from my hub to my local box (Linux + qmail), qmail > delivering to my ~/Maildir but procmail filtering into Maildir format > subdirs of ~/Maildir. I don't think you quite understand what a maildir is. It has three subdirectorie

Re: mutt & qmail & procmail etc

1999-06-15 Thread Anonymous
Mark E. Drummond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Tue, 15 Jun 1999: > ~/Maildir but it still opens /var/spool/mail/mark by default What does your MAIL environment variable contain? Eg. on my system it points to ~/Mail/INBOX (which is a Maildir-style folder) and I have no problems with the setup, Mut