* Monique Y. Herman (spam@bounceswoosh.org) [031028 15:37]: > On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 at 20:06 GMT, Vineet Kumar penned: > [snip] > > One way to test what's happening is to use exim's address testing > > mode: > > > > /usr/sbin/exim -bt my@email.address > > > > Where your local user account username should probably work just as > > well, being treated as a local unqualified address. Run like this, > > exim should tell you which director would handle messages for this > > user. You should find that if a ~/.procmailrc exists with no > > .forward, it will be dlievered to procmail. If a .forward exists, the > > userforward director will handle the message before exim ever gets to > > checking for a > >=2Eprocmailrc file. > > > > Thanks! That worked and showed that it's indeed using my .forward. > > I assume that this works because > userforward: > is defined before > procmail: > in exim.conf? precisely. good times, Vineet -- http://www.doorstop.net/
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