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From: Roman Neuhauser <neuhauser@mobil.cz>
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Subject: .maildroprc glitch
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Hi there,

having this in my .maildroprc:

if (/^Precedence: list/ || \
    /^Precedence: bulk/ || \
    /^List-ID:/ || \
    /^List-Post:/ || \
    /^List-Unsubscribe:/)
{      
    `reformail -D 8192 $RCDIR/duplicate.cache`
    if ($RETURNCODE == 0)
    {
        xfilter "reformail -i'X-Reformail: duplicate'"
    }
}

results in this in my getmail_log:

23_Dec_2001_18:05:02_-0000 getmail started for neuhauser@localhost:10110
23_Dec_2001_18:05:02_-0000 POP3 connect for neuhauser on localhost:10110 (+OK Lotus Notes POP3 server version X2.0 ready on ester/Mobil.)
23_Dec_2001_18:05:02_-0000 POP3 login successful
23_Dec_2001_18:05:03_-0000 POP3 list (+OK 4 messages.)
23_Dec_2001_18:05:03_-0000 retrieved message "7E5BEC233AF38449C1256B2B005E2C13"
23_Dec_2001_18:05:03_-0000 new message "<20011223181739.W850@roman.mobil.cz>": from <<#@[]>>
23_Dec_2001_18:05:03_-0000 Aborting... (command "/usr/bin/env PERSONA=mobil.cz maildrop /home/roman/.mail/maildrop/maildroprc" returned 0 (0: Event not found.))

I'm using getmail-2.1.5. What puzzled me is that neither getmail nor
maildrop nor reformail contains the string "event". Or at least I
haven't found it. 

So, two questions:
1) Where does this message come from?
2) What's wrong with the rule?

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