On Fri, Feb 28, 2003 at 08:11:46AM -0600, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Thanks for all your replies.
In fact, procmail simply doesn't ignore the recipe.
The leading dot is for a Maildir delivery with courier-imap,
and the words network control are separated. so what I want is
a recipe that puts all mail from daemon(_at_)system to the imap directory
network control and subdirectory daemon.
Should I place the dot inside the quotation marks or outside? The
regex \s should be the place holder for the whitespace. Doesn't
procmail use regular expressions?
Thanks in advance Tom
: Dallman asked Tom,
:
: | What's with the "\s"?
:
: I think it's some other program's regexp engine's way of matching a space,
and
: Tom expected it to carry over into procmail. Other than perhaps the leading
: period, which made no sense to me either, I think Tom wanted the action line
: to read
:
: "network control/daemon/"
:
: or
:
: network\ control/daemon
:
: Jeff answered Tom,
:
: > Put a second colon on the recipe flag line, ie :0: so that
: > simultaneously arriving messages do not overwrite each
: > other.
:
: No, that's not necessary, because the delivery is to a maildir, not an mbox.
:
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