On Sat, 18 Oct 2008, T o n g wrote:
"Most Linux systems are set up to use procmail as the local delivery
agent by default, so you should not have to set up a .forward."
Or there is something else?
procmail is optional, and so can not be the default MDA
In Debian, sensible-mda(8) is the defau
On Fri, 17 Oct 2008 15:34:31 -0700, Richard A Nelson wrote:
>> "Most Linux systems are set up to use procmail as the local delivery
>> agent by default, so you should not have to set up a .forward."
>>
>> Or there is something else?
>
> procmail is optional, and so can not be the default MDA
>
>
On Fri, 17 Oct 2008, T o n g wrote:
I use sendmail as the default MTA, and have ~/.procmailrc for filtering
my mails.
However, in my newly installed system (Lenny), my mails stay in /var/
spool/mail without being forwarded.
"Most Linux systems are set up to use procmail as the local del
T o n g wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use sendmail as the default MTA, and have ~/.procmailrc for filtering
> my mails.
>
> However, in my newly installed system (Lenny), my mails stay in /var/
> spool/mail without being forwarded.
>
> How should I fix it? Do I need that .forwa
Hi,
I use sendmail as the default MTA, and have ~/.procmailrc for filtering
my mails.
However, in my newly installed system (Lenny), my mails stay in /var/
spool/mail without being forwarded.
How should I fix it? Do I need that .forward file?
My setting has been working fine for many years
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