> Did this, ran the script from the command line, and the report ran with > results mailed to me. This is not definitive because yesterday it ran from > the command line, too. > > Let's let this sit a few days and see if both invocations work each day. > Moving the lines in ~/.procmailrc may have had coinsided with the script > deciding to run.
changing that line shouldn't have any impact on running, but should at least cause logging to get enabled as soon as possible. in fact, add a line: LOG="In my procmail" right after the LOGFILE line, which will force a log entry as soon as the script starts. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
