Hello, I wish to use procmail as the system-wide delivery agent (the MTA is Postfix) *and* to have mail delivered in qmail-style Maildir/ by default (the POP and IMAP daemons are Courier, which only handles Maildirs).
If I write a /etc/procmailrc: :0 $HOME/Maildir/ it works but it even does so for the few shell users which have a ~/.procmailrc (the home procmailrc is read after, when the mail has already been delivered). The procmailrc syntax does not allow me to test the existence of a ~/.procmailrc. Is there a way to combine my wishes? Otherwise, I'll use Postfix internal MDA (which will make it inconvenient to have system-wide services such as mail duplicata removal) and the shell users will have to invoke procmail from a ~/.forward. Possible solution, untested: write a local MDA which is a very simple shell script. It will test the existence of ~/.procmailrc and will invoke procmail with different arguments. Ugly, I think. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
