LuKreme writes:
There is one little point, when the message is initially written, the filename ends with '.net' but once it's in cur it is renamed to '.net:2,' or 'net:2,S'. I suspect that at some point there is where the duplication occurs, particularly if Courier duplicates the message to ,S and is then supposed to remove the original?
Courier does not duplicate the message. The message is always renamed.
Oh, wait a minute, I just remembered that procmail has a TRAP on some mailing
lists that is supposed to 'mark' a message as read.
TRAP='mv "$LASTFOLDER" "${LASTFOLDER}:2,S"'
So that is something else. While it is a mv command and it shouldn't ever leave
the original file behind, I suppose it is possible something there is mucking
up on rare enough occasions that I see these left-over dupes?
By itself, no. However, you will need to analyze the exact interaction between this bit of code, and everything else you use to access your mailbox.
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