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Subject: nov and procmail compatability?
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The code that I use to configure splitting by procmail (scarfed from
some post years ago) suggests that " nnml-nov-is-evil t" should be
set. I don't understand why.

Lack of nov breaks the transport functions of nnir.  Us there a
compelling reason to not use nov after splitting with procmail?

Thanks.