Uses of .forward/procmailrc on master/va
About the used of va/master as a mail forwarder/filter, can you answer
the following questions:
1- Which server should I used? va ? master? faure? none of the above?
2- I currently have a simple .procmailrc who triggered some e-mail
to some other destinations, depending on the priority. What's the
best (less CPU usage) way make a default forward? Is :
:0
* ^.*
!fabien@t.tzone.org
does the work or can I remove the trigger line ('* ^.*')? [Sorry,
I could test it, but I'm a bit lazy and I'm never sure of the result.]
3- Finally, after trying it locally, I have set one on va. However, mails
are send back with this heading:
fabien@va.debian.org:
generated |IFS=' ' && p=/usr/bin/procmail && test -f $p && exec $p -Yf-
|| exit 75 #fabien:
"IFS='" command not found for address_pipe transport
This work well on a slink/smail system I have, why not on va? Exim needs
something different? What?
Thanks for your advice.
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