Re: Has anyone successfully integrated Procmail

[mss1@cornell.edu (Michael S. Shappe)]

The way I did it was to define 'procmail' as a separate mailer, and then
user a combination of aliases and the 'routes' db to route mail to procmail
users.

So:

aliases:

mshappe: mshappe@procmail

routes:

procmail        procmail!localhost

scheduler.conf:

procmail/*
        command="sm -c $channel procmail"

sm.conf:
procmail        E       /usr/local/bin/procmailfront    procmailfront -d $u

procmailfront is a perlscript to strip the '@host' off of $u, since
procmail expects just a username:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl

$PROCMAIL="/usr/local/bin/procmail";

$i = 0;
while ($ARGV[$i])
{
        if ($ARGV[$i] eq '-d')
        {
                ($user,$host) = split(/\@/,$ARGV[$i+1],2);
                $ARGV[$i+1] = $user;
        }
        $i++;
}
exec $PROCMAIL,@ARGV;



At 14:58 931025 -0400, Marco Hernandez wrote:
>Greetings:
>
>Has anyone integrated procmail with ZMailer, where do you change
>the local delivery agent to use procmail, and will this "break" any other
>features of zmailer.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Marco Hernandez

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Michael S. Shappe <mss1@cornell.edu>