Re: .mailfilter rule mysteriously not followed

Dr Michael Daly writes:

> thanks....I ran:
> su mdtesting -c 'maildrop -V 9  </share/MD0_DATA/new_home/mdtesting/testmail'
>
> where testmail was an inbound email that had previously ended up in the
> $DEFAULT folder rather than as hoped in the $LISTs folder
>
> And the outcome was testmail being correctly delivered to $LISTS as per
> the .mailfilter rules, with screen output showing:
> Matching /(X-Original-To):.*lists@mydomain\.com\.au/ against
> X-Original-To: [email protected]
> .mailfilter(48): Search of (X-Original-To):.*lists@mydomain\.com\.au = 1
> .mailfilter(48): IF evaluated, result=1
> maildrop: Delivery complete.
>
> What is wrong...

Obviously maildrop isn't getting invoked, then, to deliver those mails. You  
just proved that if it were, they would've been delivered, here.

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