Re: No more procmail, now exim..........
Hello Phillip Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED], Well i still cannot make procmail to filter my emails. But i will give exim a chance it has failed in chance #1: now is exim that is deleting my mails Have a look in /var/spool/exim/input/ - are the messages there? (/var/spool/exim/msglog/ will tell you *why* they are there). I run fetchmail and it says getting 3 messages or similar. Then i check for mails and i dont have any Have you checked in your ~/Mail/inbox ? The default inbox that elm/mutt/whatever opens is elsewhere (/var/spool/mail/filsin). The filter file *might* be slightly case-sensitive (ie, try $header_Cc:), but I don't think it is. (BTW, you should probably use $header_X-Mailing-List: instead of $header_Cc: anyway.) Try leaving off the last line (save /home/filsin/Mail/inbox). If your .forward doesn't handle a message at all, it'll go into your normal mailbox by default, so that should make things a bit better... Then at least you'll find your mail in /var/spool/mail/filsin (which is the default box for elm and mutt). Can't think of anything else... HTH, or else ask again Jiri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: No more procmail, now exim..........
On Tue, Nov 24, 1998 at 08:31:24PM -0300, Phillip Neumann wrote: I run fetchmail and it says getting 3 messages or similar. Then i check for mails and i dont have any Not that in my fetchmail rc file there is a 'smtp localhost' which means that once it pops the mail it sends it via the local smtp. Without this option all of my mail kept staying at the remote system :/ This is probably why procmail would't seemingly process your email as well. #fetchmailrc poll pop.domain.com protocol POP3: user bcollins; password duhh; fetchall nokeep smtphost localhost -- --- - - --- - - - --- Ben Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] Debian GNU/Linux UnixGroup Admin - Jordan Systems Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -- - - - --- --- -- The Choice of the GNU Generation
Re: No more procmail, now exim..........
Ben Collins wrote: On Tue, Nov 24, 1998 at 08:31:24PM -0300, Phillip Neumann wrote: I run fetchmail and it says getting 3 messages or similar. Then i check for mails and i dont have any Not that in my fetchmail rc file there is a 'smtp localhost' which means that once it pops the mail it sends it via the local smtp. Without this option all of my mail kept staying at the remote system :/ This is probably why procmail would't seemingly process your email as well. #fetchmailrc poll pop.domain.com protocol POP3: user bcollins; password duhh; fetchall nokeep smtphost localhost Hi, Well actually if i delete my .foward file i can see the email `fetched' in /var/spool/mail/filsin. This only happends when i write the .forward file... I have try adding this to my fetchmailrc file, but there is still the problem there Thanks, -- __ / / / Phillip Neumann / / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / _/_/
Re: No more procmail, now exim..........
On Tue, 24 Nov 1998, Phillip Neumann wrote: Well i still cannot make procmail to filter my emails. [...] I'm sad to hear that. Did you bothered to read /usr/doc/procmail/QuickStart and follow what it says to the letter? (It worked for me).
No more procmail, now exim..........
Hello, Well i still cannot make procmail to filter my emails. But i will give exim a chance it has failed in chance #1: now is exim that is deleting my mails I run fetchmail and it says getting 3 messages or similar. Then i check for mails and i dont have any Here is my .forward file: - # Exim filter if $header_cc: contains debian-user@lists.debian.org then save /home/filsin/Mail/debian-english elif $header_cc: contains debian-user-spanish@lists.debian.org then save /home/filsin/Mail/debian-spanish endif save /home/filsin/Mail/inbox --- What i want is: 1) if mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- save to debian-english 2) if mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- save to debian-spanish 3) else save to ~/Mail/inbox I dont understand whats wrong PD: i chack out the ~/Mail/debian* and inbox too. Thanks, __ / / / Phillip Neumann / / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / _/_/
