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Hm you can distribute the .procmailrc files e.g with scp, or rsync or maybe unison.<br />
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Regards<br />
Friedrich
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Hm you can distribute the .procmailrc files e.g with scp, or rsync or maybe unison.

Regards
Friedrich

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fridom: <br />
'on selected email users' <br />
I think 'selected' and 'email' are the keywords. aquabaria, is it?<br />

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fridom:
'on selected email users'
I think 'selected' and 'email' are the keywords. aquabaria, is it?


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Yes Nopius, that would be the ideal solution, however if it gets to tough I would accept a procedure to copy .procmailrc files to all users or delete it from all.<br />
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Fridom, how does scp or rsync work ?
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Yes Nopius, that would be the ideal solution, however if it gets to tough I would accept a procedure to copy .procmailrc files to all users or delete it from all.

Fridom, how does scp or rsync work ?

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Well here's the info about rsync:<br />
<a href="http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/" rel="ugc">http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/</a><br />
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Regards<br />
Friedrich
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Well here's the info about rsync:
http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/ [http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/]

Regards
Friedrich

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fridom,<br />
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How do I deal with user permisions if I have to copy a file to their home directories without root privilege, using rsync ?
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fridom,

How do I deal with user permisions if I have to copy a file to their home directories without root privilege, using rsync ?

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Hi Experts,<br />
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Does someone have a script I can run on a Linux machine to copy or delete .procmailrc files on selected email users for a given domain ? This will allow me to enable anti-spam software for selected accounts instead of doing it one by one.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi Experts,

Does someone have a script I can run on a Linux machine to copy or delete .procmailrc files on selected email users for a given domain ? This will allow me to enable anti-spam software for selected accounts instead of doing it one by one.

Thanks

Script for selective .procmailrc copying/deleting

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