On: Mon, 24 Aug 1998 13:12:25 -0700 David Stern writes:
> I believe the procmail directive above is from root's .forward file,
> but how the message lands in /var/spool/mail/daemon remains a
> mystery. (nitro==mybox)
>
> ------/var/spool/mail/daemon-----
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> See, it's to root, but daemon got it. What the ..
Check root's .procmailrc file. You could also try running feeding a
mail to root using procmail as filter and watching it with strace (you
will need to be root to do that). Check what files procmail is
reading.
Torsten
