On Fri, Nov 19, 2004 at 02:51:20PM -0600, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Dallman Ross wrote:
LOGFILE = /dev/null
SWITCHRC = foo
LOGFILE = what_it_was
The drawback to that is that you go into the other rcfile with LOGFILE
set to /dev/null.
Um. Yeah. :-) I gues that is a drawback.
LOGFILE = /dev/tty
Great!
Yeah, it's interesting. Doing it that way, though, I can't get the
error redirection to take, meaning I get the whole output and can't
can't perform pipe operations on it.
E.g.,
sh -c "procmail -m some_rcfile 2>&1" < message | grep something
is something I like to do. But with LOGFILE=/dev/tty, the "2>&1"
doesn't help.
--
dman
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