"Steve Kapinos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>How the heck can I enter in the shell the file name of the logs cyclog puts
>out?
>
>@ is a reserved character it seems.. if I want to pico a log, what do I need
>to put around the @ so I can actually enter the file name?
This is really a shell question, not a qmail question, but something
like:
pico \@00000944228362
pico "@00000944228362"
pico '@00000944228362'
pico *00000944228362
should do the trick.
If you're using bash, you can add:
shopt -u hostcomplete
to your .bashrc to make "@" a non-metacharacter.
-Dave
