John Conover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Can a user's ~/.qmail file contain a command that invokes a program, > (presuming the program always has an exit of 99,) that calls > qmail-local to deliver messages to a ~/Maildir? > > Since ~/.qmail is invoked by qmail-local, is there a concurrency > issue with the second invocation? No, concurrencylocal is used by qmail-send. Other invocations of qmail-local won't be counted. > BTW, the reason for the question is a ~/.qmail containing the line: > > |preline /usr/bin/procmail > > where ~/.procmailrc uses qmail-local to conditionally deliver a > message to ~/Maildir. Legal? Sure. -Dave
