> Then why not put slocal in $home/.forward ? That is the traditional way
> of doing this.
Oddly enough, it's because I missed the "pipe" command when reading
through the filter docs for the umpteenth time. Sigh.
Can I provide some sort of locking in a user filter file? In procmail,
one can specify an explicit lockfile, like this:
## the text following the second colon is interpreted as a LOCKFILE.
## the command (rcvstore +lists/exim-users) will not be executed
unless
## procmail can successfully lock the file $HOME/.../LOCK.
:0:$HOME/Mail/lists/exim-users/LOCK
* ^TO_exim-users
| rcvstore +lists/exim-users
This will make sure that rcvstore, which doesn't perform any folder
locking, won't step on itself. Can I accomplish the same thing using
exim's filter language?
-- Lars
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