$Id: README.html,v 1.1 2001/09/09 12:06:42 jaalto Exp $Steps to install
This document describes how to install the procmail library to your system. The procedure is quite simple:1) Unpack the kit somewhere, like under ~/procmail/. The created directories are ~/procmail/pm-lib/lib and ~/procmail/pm-lib/doc
2) Add startup code to your ~/.procmailrc to let it know about the modules:
3) peek inside any of the pm*rc files and see how the installation instruction tell to take it into use. Have fun!
Sample ~/.procmailrc
# ~/.procmailrc# ................................................................... # Initial procmail setup.# SHELL # - it is highly important that you set shell to /bin/sh. See faq # # DEFAULT # - This is where your mail is delivered by default. # - Usually /var/mail/USER # # PATH # - be sure the `sendmail' binary's path is included. See man page for # path. Typically /usr/sbin # - My path includes both SunOS and HP-UX 9 and 10 paths so that # I can use same .procmailrc in every machine.UMASK = 007 # James Bond :-) LINEBUF = 8192 # make sure procmail won't choke SHELL = /bin/sh # VERY IMPORTANT# This path structure will work accross various # platforms: SunOS, HP-UX, Linux. It doesn't matter if there # are non-exixtent paths.PATH =\ :$HOME/bin\ :/usr/contrib/bin\ :/bin\ :/usr/bin\ :/usr/lib\ :/usr/ucb\ :/usr/sbin\ :/usr/local/bin\ :/usr/local/sbin\ :/opt/bin\ :/opt/local/bin\ :/usr/lib\ :/usr/ccs/bin\ :/usr/contrib/bin\ :/vol/bin\ :/vol/lib\ :/vol/local/bin\ :${PATH}# ................................................................... # Define path where the libraries are:PMSRC = "$HOME/procmail/pm-lib/lib"# Load the initial startup, this defines all the modules an variablesINCLUDERC = $PMSRC/pm-javar.rc# Now you can read any module simple by calling like above # The complete list is defined in pm-javar.rc, peek there.INCLUDERC = $RC_LIST# End of example
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