I am by no means a procmail or exim guru. But from what I've read Jeremy's configuration will not work on pre exim 4.x.
Brian
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So I tried setting it up like you mention. The only thing I don't understand is the driver=accept part. I get an error related to this when I log in as another user and run 'mail -s "testing" mdg'. The error is:
avast:/home/mdg# mail -s "testing" mdg Cc: Null message body; hope that's ok 2004-10-14 10:33:52 Exim configuration error router procmail: cannot find router driver "accept" in line 405 Can't send mail: sendmail process failed with error code 1 avast:/home/mdg#
I wondered if you have anything in your .conf about the accept...maybe another section that defines it? I tried to make sure that there were no transport or router conflicts.
My .procmailrc file looks like yours, with obvious changes...homedir and maildir changes. The rest is the same.
My exim.conf looks like this: http://mdg.homelinux.org/exim.conf
Also...I'm not using exim4, and thought this might be a difference.
Any ideas?
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