QMAIL+MH Design Scheme (6)

Design Shell=/bin/sh (the SHELL is used to run procmail.) Make sure your system is backed up. Do not replace the shell with other shells unless you are familiar with UNIX. ）

linebrf=4096 (used to not allow procmail to suffocate after a long run or when handling special messages.) ）

Path= $HOME/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin/mh:/usr/lib/mh: (Your path to the program----This vacancy may be the best)

Verbose=off (If you choose on, Procmail will detect errors for each step that is performed.) Note that "On" is not selected because it generates a very large test file. ）

#默认程序和文件定位

maildir= $HOME/mail (you'd better be sure this directory exists.) ）

default= $HOME/mailbox (the default on the best internet is the consumer of 2-5 shell mailboxes.) Individuals can choose the correct settings for the system according to their own differences. ）

logfile= $MAILDIR/procmail.log (detection information processing, recommended according to this set----otherwise error message will mail to you. ）

Formail=/usr/bin/formail (a very useful automatic response technique.) If you are not on the best Internet, change this information on the Formail system copy to automatically reply to the message. ）

Sendmail=/usr/sbin/sendmail (a very useful automatic response technique.) If you are not on the best Internet, change this information on the SendMail system copy to automatically reply to the message. ）

Procmail is a very good documentation program. Please read the above content carefully as a reference to set up your PROCMAILRC file.

7.ISDN Although this seems to be related to QMail or MH, I have sorted it out. Because if your ISP doesn't have a PPP line, there's no email at all. I'm having quite a lot of trouble using my ISDN. SuSE contains a section specifically for ISDN, but I'd like to be simpler. The following materials are updated by Bernhard Hailer.