Hi Tim,
OK I flipped on Postfix and things looked good.
Very well.
One thing I did notice is my procmail.rc doesn't appear to be being used
once I switched it over
I have a lot of hand written recipes and other things going on that I
would like to be able to still do with Postfix
Can I still use my procmail.rc recipes?
You can still use /etc/procmailrc as well as ~user/.procmailrc, as
Postfix also used Procmail for local deliveries - same as Sendmail did.
I did try to strip out most off of my recipes just to see if I could see
any action in my procmail_log file but once I flipped it to postfix
there was no logging in my logfile
VERBOSE=on
LOGABSTRACT=on
COMSAT=no
LOGFILE=/var/log/procmail_log
Check your /var/log/maillog. It will probably complain that Postfix
couldn't write to /var/log/procmail_log
The thing is that Postfix runs as user "postfix", group "postfix" and
although it's member of groups "mail" and "smssp"? The only way I found
to keep procmail logging to a file was if I set the permissions of the
logfile to 0644: chmod 0644 /var/log/procmail_log
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With best regards
Michael Stauber
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