I'd like to try out maildrop instead of procmail because I'm new to mail filtering and want to avoid accidentally not getting mail. Putting |maildrop
in my $HOME/.forward
results in mail not making it to my $MAIL
and worse, it doesn't bounce. It just disappears into the ether. I'm okay with the limited number of examples of maildrop syntax, but I don't see any howtos explaining how to start using it in the first place.
How do I make maildrop not silently drop all mail?
145 views Asked by John Baber-Lucero At
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Try if the maildrop filter is configured corretly:
echo | maildrop .mailfilter
And do not forget that the
.mailfilter
should have minimal rights:chmod 600 .mailfilter
(this would also be alerted if you try the first command).