well I don't understand it:
after altering a rule it stopped working. What I'm wondering: What does it
mean when the MATCH-Variable is empty in the logfile? Perhaps someone has
another idea?
/etc/maildroprc:
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DEFAULT="$HOME/Maildir/"
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~/.mailfilter:
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logfile "$DEFAULT/maildrop.log"
log "default=$DEFAULT"
if (/^To:.cour...@lists.sourceforge.net/:h)
{
log "Maildrop: $MATCH"
to "Maildir/.Rootserver.Maildrop/"
}
if (/^To:.*postfix-users@/:h)
{
log "Postfix1: $MATCH"
to "Maildir/.Rootserver.Postfix/"
}
if (/^Cc:.*postfix-users@/:h)
{
log "Postfix2: $MATCH"
to "Maildir/.Rootserver.Postfix/"
}
to $DEFAULT
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~/Maildrop/maildrop.log:
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default=/home/k_iwen/Maildir/
Maildrop:
Date: Sat Feb 1 22:11:00 2003
From: "Cybertime Hostmaster" <host...@cybertime.net>
Subj: Re: Splitting postfix-users to -users and -devel?
File: Maildir/.Rootserver.Maildrop/ (3709)
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I use Maildrop with Debian and tried it with stable (1.3.7) and testing
(1.4.0), same result for both.
best regards, Karsten
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