> I use /usr/bin/spamc in my RH system. The procmailrc man page seems to
> say that the explicit /usr/bin is not necessary, as it is in the default
> PATH, but that's the obvious difference.
I tried that, but thanks for the suggestion.
> You can also verify that spamc works from the command line.
I also tried that too. I was able to connect, which seemed to be ok. I
also replaced spamc with a cheesy shell script that would output a line
into a file everytime it was called. It dutifully added a line to that
file everytime an e-mail came in. By that, I am sure procmail is doing
it's job and passing control to spamc.
-Chuck
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