ChupaCabra wrote:
I took the trailing slash off and it was just chunking my mail into the
Maildir. Not in tmp, new or current. The users didn't like that and
then I had to go put them in the right spot. :-)
Check the man pages for procmail. the trailing slash tells it to use
Maildir format
I took the trailing slash off and it was just chunking my mail into the
Maildir. Not in tmp, new or current. The users didn't like that and
then I had to go put them in the right spot. :-)
The \[SPAM\] escapes worked wonders though.
Bob Proulx wrote:
You need to understand that Maildir forma
ChupaCabra wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail
> > DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/Maildir/
> >
> >You have MAILDIR in $HOME so this is a change from that and moves it
> >into $HOME/Mail. But as a user I would hate my ISP if they put
> >$MAILDIR in $HOME. Use a subdirectory!
>
> the actual directo
On 17 Nov 2004 Alex Pleiner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
* ChupaCabra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-11-16 17:11]:
#:0:
#* ^Subject:.*[SPAM]
#$HOME/probably-spam/
Consider quoting the brackets:
* ^Subject: \[SPAM\]
Hopefully that will solve the problem, but in addition I
recommend that you change these
* ChupaCabra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-11-16 17:11]:
> Is it not kosher to have both a /etc/procmailrc and a $USER/.procmailrc
> #:0:
> #* ^Subject:.*[SPAM]
> #$HOME/probably-spam/
Consider quoting the brackets:
* ^Subject: \[SPAM\]
Alex
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|-Original Message-
|From: ChupaCabra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: 16 November 2004 17:32
|To: SpamAssassin list
|Subject: Re: kinda OT procmailrc
|
||That seems to have solved some of my difficulty but I am still
|getting this is my procmaillog.
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, ChupaCabra wrote:
> From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Nov 16 11:26:35 2004
> Subject: [SPAM] Christmas gift idea - Rolex Watch
> Folder:
> /home/correspondance/Maildir/new/1100625995.28492_1.mail.cho 5228
> procmail: [28493] Tue Nov 16 11:26:37 2004
> procmail: No match on
Bob Proulx wrote:
ChupaCabra wrote:
Is it not kosher to have both a /etc/procmailrc and a $USER/.procmailrc
That is okay. But I think your problem is that you have set both
DEFAULT and MAILDIR to the same location.
here is my /etc/procmailrc
VERBOSE=yes
MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir/
DEFAULT=$
ChupaCabra wrote:
> Is it not kosher to have both a /etc/procmailrc and a $USER/.procmailrc
That is okay. But I think your problem is that you have set both
DEFAULT and MAILDIR to the same location.
> here is my /etc/procmailrc
>
> VERBOSE=yes
> MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir/
> DEFAULT=$HOME/Maildir/
