On Jul 18, 2005, at 12:13, Puissante wrote:
And am I correct in assuming that Postfix, Exim, and most other MTAs
will
integrate well with Procmail? Since I make heavy use of Procmail
recipies, it
would be a no go for me if that were not the case.
I use procmail with postfix. I have used it with Exim, on a hosted
account and I had to do some hackery to get it to work. I still get an
occasional mail from people searching the Exim archives about a hack I
posted to get procmail working. This may have changed in the past few
years too.
(BTW, does anybody know how to delay loop detection? I used wildcard
expansion through procmail and I want to send mail addressed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
[EMAIL PROTECTED], but since pager, bill+pager, and bill+text all
go back to the same account postfix calls a foul and tells me about a
mail loop. I know, I tell postfix, I'm dealing with it in procmail,
but postfix doesn't listen.
Having said that, your "dyanamic" IP will stay pretty static as long
as the
MAC address of whatever is attached to your cable modem stays the same.
Change that MAC address and you'll be assigned a new IP address.
I've had the same address on my cable modem for over a year, but my
parents' Verizon DSL DHCP address (via pppoe) changes as often as every
15 minutes. Dyndns to the rescue for support...
-Bill
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