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Has anyone tried using global or user procmail scripts? I'm just curious if anyone has tried it before I do. I noticed procmail seems to be delivering to user mail boxes.
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ISPconfig uses user procmail recipes. You can find a .procmailrc in a user's homedir, and that files includes several other recipes.
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