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[Cc trimmed - PLEASE trim the cc lines!  There was absolutely no reason
 to send this to both -hackers and -stable, thanks!]

> Long ago, I took to using procmail to break out my mail upon delivery to
> various folders.  I noted that several times _daily_ that procmail was
> dropping core.

I've noticed the exact same problem, which is why I no longer use
procmail. :-(

					Jordan