:0: microempresa.lock
* ^TOmicroempresa-list(_at_)sipromicro(_dot_)com
| /usr/www/users/galileo/cgi-local/mha/mhonarc -add -nolock -nodoc \
-rcfile /usr/www/users/galileo/cgi-local/mha/rcfile4 \
-outdir /usr/www/users/galileo/intercam/listas-html/microempresa
But in the above example, where does mhonarc the messages take from
to convert to *.html?
It's actually fed into mhonarc through STDIN (that's what the -add
flag does). Otherwise you're telling it to convert an existing
mailbox AND to take the incoming message -- but that confuses it.
It's not the right thing to do anyhow because you're forcing
MHonArc to do a lot of extra processing with each new message.
So I thought, let procmail save all incoming messages to a file
first:
:0
* ^TOmicroempresa-list
$HOME/listas/microempresa
That's a good idea. :) You should add a lockfile and a 'c' flag
so that procmail will make a copy of the message. If you don't
have the 'c' flag, it never gets to the second procmail recipe:
:0 c:
* ^TOmicroempresa-list
$HOME/listas/microempresa
where $HOME/listas/microempresa is the messages inbox-file for
mhonarc to convert. If I do not specify the inbox-file, mhonarc takes
the default directory and there are not my messages.
The inbox should be STDIN.
Does this make any sense?
Chris
