In my /etc/maildroprc file I have a section like this:
exception {
# see if user has any folder delivery rules
include "$MYDIR/folders.txt"
}
Does this protect only against failure loading the include
file or does it also
protect against bad syntax and so forth in the file that is
included?
In other words, is it pointless to use exception statements
in the file that is
included above (folders.txt)?
The man page says this:
The exception statement traps errors that would normally
cause maildrop to terminate.
If a fatal error is encountered anywhere within the block of
statements enclosed by
the exception clause, execution will resume immediately
following the exception clause.
Thanks,
Mark
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