On Wed,02.Sep.09, 00:38:33, Chris Bannister wrote: > > The rule above will actually create an mbox if the folder doesn't exist > > (tested). Yesterday I just added a trailing "/" to indicate a Maildir, > > but the debian-mips list didn't get any messages since I subscribed, so > > I don't know what happens. The docs are also not very verbose on that > > matter. > > If you've got something like: > DEFAULT=$HOME/Mail/IN-Personal > > then you shouldn't lose any mail if one of your recipes fail. I've set it at system level. $ grep DEFAULT /etc/maildroprc DEFAULT="$HOME/Maildir" But if a rule fails maildrop will return an error to the caller program. A well written caller program will just try later which is exactly what getmail has done. I noticed the errors from cron and corrected the mistake ASAP. Regards, Andrei -- If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. (Albert Einstein)
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