Is the 'a' flag really the opposite of the 'e' flag? Based on my
interpretation of the procmailrc man page, I have:
:0 HcW
* ^\/Subject:.*
| grep '^Subject' | head -1 | egrep -vq '^Subject:.*(.)\1\1\1\1\1[^\1]+'
:0 efwh
| formail -A "X-spamtrap: $MATCH"
But is this exactly the same as using:
:0 HcW
* ^\/Subject:.*
| egrep -q '^Subject:.*(.)\1\1\1\1\1[^\1]+'
:0 afwh
| formail -A "X-spamtrap: $MATCH"
And for that matter, could I do the same thing with:
:0 HfW
* ? egrep -q '^Subject:.*(.)\1\1\1\1\1[^\1]+'
| formail -A "X-spamtrap: $MATCH"
?
Thanks. :)
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