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Yes, simply create a /root/.procmailrc and it will work exactly the same as it does for the admin account.
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Yes, simply create a /root/.procmailrc and it will work exactly the same as it does for the admin account.

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would it be possible to set this so instead of whitelist those email subjects to blacklist.. so I dont get any emails with those two subjects?
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would it be possible to set this so instead of whitelist those email subjects to blacklist.. so I dont get any emails with those two subjects?

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hello there,<br />
is it possible to receive the root email like this from the system..<br />
I have a user admin and it works quite well..<br />

<pre><code id="code-8238272">[(06:47 PM)][(root@dedico)] [(/home/admin)] $ cat .procmailrc
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*^Subject: (Signup Report|Error Report)
! myEmail@gmail.com

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/dev/null</code></pre>
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hello there,
is it possible to receive the root email like this from the system..
I have a user admin and it works quite well..

receive root email

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