xpto cur # cat 1047722943.770_260680.xpto.frew.org:2, | maildrop -V9 -d [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(......)
Matched 18 characters.
.mailfilter(4): Search of ^To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] = 1
.mailfilter(4): IF evaluated, result=1
maildrop: Delivering to Maildir/.teste/
maildrop: Unable to create a dot-lock.

Nothing yet!

Thanks!

Nate B. Childers wrote:
Add a trailing slash to that folder and you'll get the results you
expect!

{
 to "Maildir/.test/"
  }

    ... I do this almost everytime I add to my .mailfilter file!

       good luck! 

* Helder Miguel Rodrigues <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030313 20:14]:
  
Hello, I have implemented the same mail system that is described in the 
Gentoo Virtual Mailhosting System Guide tuturial 
<http://forums.gentoo.org/posting.php?mode=newtopic&f=18>. And its working!

Now, I want to filter the mail messages in the server side with procmail 
or maildrop.

I tested procmail, but i think procmail doesn?t support mysql.
So I tried maildrop, and it supports mysql. Maildrop delivers mail 
suceffuly in my users, but when i make a rule to filter the mail he 
gives me an error!

my .mailfilter file:

*Code:*

if ( /^To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/ )
{
   to "Maildir/.test"
}



the error:
*Code:*

cat 1047581881.770_260098.xpto.frew.org:2,S | maildrop -d [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
maildrop: Unable to create a dot-lock.



Can anyone give me any tips?

Thank you!
    

  

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