> > #The following are used to test the block_senders SM plugin:
> > VERBOSE=on
Just as a note... I believe that is supposed to be VERBOSE=yes
> > LOGFILE=/var/log/procmaillog
As a second note... doesn't that file have to be writeable by the user that
procmail is running for? For example, if i
Keith Mastin said:
>>Hi, Keith:
>
>>Are you using the MySQL support? Are you using virtual accounts? Can
>> you please turn on verbose logging in procmail, send yourself a message
>> that should be blocked then send me the log output?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Derek
>
> And so the fun begins:
> My procm
>Hi, Keith:
>Are you using the MySQL support? Are you using virtual accounts? Can you
>please turn on verbose logging in procmail, send yourself a message that
>should be blocked then send me the log output?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Derek
And so the fun begins:
My procmail.rc file:
# Procmail run-control
Hi Derek,
>Hi, Keith:
>
>There are a few quirks in the setup, which I hope to address in a future
>release. However, when it's setup properly it does work. :-)
>
>Are you using the MySQL support?
No
>Are you using virtual accounts?
No
>Can you please turn on verbose logging in procmail, send
>Why not use your MTA to do this?
That works for me, but I have a lot of users who have no shell access and
I dunno if I want 1000+ messages/day advising me of domains or senders to
add to a procmail recipe.
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Why not use your MTA to do this?
On Saturday 22 February 2003 18:24, Keith Mastin wrote:
> I installed the block_senders-2.01 plugin some time back, and still get
> messages from senders on the blocked list. I generally block domains
> rather than senders.
>
> The server setup is simple: apache-1.
I installed the block_senders-2.01 plugin some time back, and still get
messages from senders on the blocked list. I generally block domains
rather than senders.
The server setup is simple: apache-1.3.27-2, SM-1.2.10, Postfix and
courier-imap running the mail.
Is there something I'm missing he
