Lindsay Haisley wrote:
> I posted this yesterday and got no responses. Sorry for the double
> posting, but this matter is rather important to deployment of
> SpamAssassin and ClamAV on my mail servers and I was hoping someone
> could give me some insight into the problem.
>
> In short, putting "logfile <filename>" into
> either /etc/courier/maildroprc or ~/.mailfilter produces no logging for
> my account, although in the global /etc/courier/maildroprc other
> accounts get logged. It isn't a permissions issue since following the
> logging directive with "log 'Some message...'" results in a proper line
> in the designated file.
>
I personally use 'logger' to log
# cat .../maildroprc
...
logger=/usr/bin/logger
...
__LOGS__="-t maildrop -p mail.info from=<${SENDER}> to=<${RECIPIENT}>"
...
....
`$logger ${__LOGS__} status=${_STATUS} folder=${_DEST}`
TO ${_DEST}
...
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