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From:	"D. Boland" <daniel AT boland DOT nl>
Subject:	[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated Procmail 3.22-15
Date:	Sat, 15 Nov 2014 19:32:14 +0100
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I updated the Procmail 3.22-14 package. The difference with the previous version:

* Split the postinstall.sh script into two parts. The second part is now contained
in the /usr/bin/procmail-config script.

* The new /usr/bin/procmail-config script contains installation steps for
automatically creating a new local group, called 'mail'.

* The config script also contains an option to create another group instead of the
default 'mail' group.

Cheers,
Daniel


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