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Subject:Re: [maildropl] New to maildrop: general helpActions...
From:Roman Dergam (lis@intu.cz)
Date:Sep 14, 2005 5:44:59 am
List:net.sourceforge.lists.courier-maildrop

Thanks for the reply. I just seem to have solved the problem. I had no maildroprc in /etc/, so by studying the howto at http://gentoo-wiki.com/Maildrop_configuration I put together a maildroprc which contains:

SHELL="/bin/bash" DEFAULT = "$HOME"

xfilter "reformail -I 'X-Panix-Recipient: $1'"

logfile "/var/mail/maildrop.log"

(Frankly, I just copied the line with xfilter, I still have to find out what it means. :)

The only weird thing so far is a double slash in the logs:

Date: Wed Sep 14 14:17:31 2005 From: Lien <li@KAGAMI.DEMON.NL> Subj: Re: TERM French - countries with article or without? File: /var/mail/intu.cz/lists//.LANTRA-L/ ^^

so I tried to change the filter file and it WORKS!! The file is at /var/mail/intu.cz/lists/.mailfilter, I hope it's the right place.

Happily maildropping

Roman Dergam

V Po, 12. 09. 2005 v 03:01, mouss píše:

Roman Dergam a écrit :

The result is that the whole delivery to maildirs works (so I assume the MySQL related things are OK), but when I tried to set a filter (by including a .mailfilter file in the maildir of lists),

you may want to explain where do you exactly put your .mailfilter files. they should be in homedirs, not in "the maildir of lists", unless you use an include statement somewhere.

you seem to have no problem in postfix etc. so test only maildrop. to do so, you can run maildrop -V 4 fo@example.com < sample.eml (add any args your maildroprc needs, and run under root or your virtual user).