Andy Green wrote: > I was learning how to use procmail the other day with Dovecot, which I > wrote up here > > http://warmcat.com/_wp/?p=37#more-37 > > What I found was that sticking the mail files into <Dovecot > store>/.<foldername>/new caused Dovecot to understand that new mail had > come (which it then seemed to copy into .<foldername>/<something else> > so they weren't new any more but part of the folder). <Dovecot Store> > might be something like ~/Maildir for the current users' mail. Actually, the *correct* way to use Maildir with procmail is just to have a trailing slash on the foldername, e.g.: # fedora-list :0 * ^X-BeenThere.*fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx .INBOX.lists.fedora/ The trailing slash tells procmail that it's delivering to a Maildir and it will put the message in 'new/'. That way you don't need to use a lockfile. -- Mark Knoop -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
