> It says that \246/usr/bin/procmail wasn't found. That's the problem. > Now the question becomes, why was it looking for that?, what is that > \246 character doing? Usually if there is not a preceding '0' the > number is decimal, otherwise octal. That character, in latin1, is an > umluat (an 'o' with two dots above it) if '\246' is read as decimal, > or it is a vertical bar with a break in it if '\246' is read as octal. > > I notice that the character following the space after the '==' is not > a regular pipe character. It is 0xa6, which looks very much like a > pipe in latin1 or utf-8. However a regular pipe character, |, is > 0x7c. 0xa6 is not part of the US-ASCII character set. I bet this is > where your problem is. Now to check your config file :
Strange enough, after toying around (calling eximconfig a thousand times), deleting and recreating ~/.forward and ~/.procmailrc files it worked again. I guess some stupid character in a config file messed it all up. Thanks anyway, Alex -- ¦ Alex Suzuki | Personal page: | ¦ Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.cynox.ch/asuzuki | ¦ Phone: +41 56 631 33 25 | Linux ISO-Shop, günstig zu Linux kommen | ¦ Mobile: +41 76 579 33 25 | http://www.cynox.ch/isoshop |
