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We have posted the i386.rpm and src.rpm on our WWW site at
http://www.affinity-systems.ab.ca/software/ for procmail-rhcn 3.13.  These
should work on Red Hat 5.0, 5.1, and 5.2 but were compiled under Red Hat 5.2
and kernel 2.2.X

Please send bug reports to bugs@affinity-systems.ab.ca

Here is information on the package:
cafe:bash$ rpm -qi procmail-rhcn
Name        : procmail-rhcn            Distribution: Red Hat Contrib|Net
Version     : 3.13                     Vendor: Affinity Systems Inc.
Release     : 1                        Build Date: Mon Apr  5 14:18:08 1999
Install date: Mon Apr  5 14:19:39 1999 Build Host: cafe.affinity-systems.ab.ca
Group       : Daemons                 Source RPM: procmail-rhcn-3.13-1.src.rpm
Size        : 307888                   License: GPL
Packager    : Red Hat Contrib|Net <rhcn-bugs@redhat.com>
URL         : http://www.affinity-systems.ab.ca/software/
Summary     : procmail mail delivery agent
Description :
Most mail servers such as sendmail need to have a local delivery agent.
Procmail can be used as the local delivery agent for you mail server.  It
supports a rich command set that allows you to pre-sort, archive, or re-mail
incoming mail automatically.  SmartList also needs procmail to operate.

and the changelog:
cafe:bash$ rpm -q --changelog procmail-rhcn
* Mon Apr 05 1999 James Bourne <jbourne@affinity-systems.ab.ca>

- updated to procmail 3.13

* Tue Jan 12 1999 James Bourne <jbourne@affinity-systems.ab.ca>

- added attr's to files section

* Thu Jan 07 1999 James Bourne <jbourne@affinity-systems.ab.ca>

- Rebuilt RPM and SRPM with pgp signature and proper spec file for rhcn.

* Thu Dec 17 1998 James Bourne <jbourne@affinity-systems.ab.ca>

- built RPM and SRPM.  only changes are that the spec file uses it's own
        install section and does not use the procmail install methods.


Regards,
Jim

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