Dave Sherohman wrote:
Which brings us right back to the question I initially asked when I
started this subthread: Is there anything that procmail can do which
exim filters cannot?
As I said before someone somewhere could probably find some esoteric
feature procmail has that isn't in Exim's filtering. A better question would
be to default to the 80% rule. Does exim's filtering have at least 80% of
what procmail offers? If so chances are it will fit the needs of far more
than 80% of the population who would have to choose between the two and so the
added effort to install and learn the specialist application is moot for the
vast majority of people.
> Does the additional complexity of learning procmail
bring along an additional benefit or is it just pointless complexity?
If we take the 80% rule to heart, it's just pointless complexity.
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