On Tue, 10 Mar 2015 10:31:19 -0400 Ken Hornstein <kenh(_at_)pobox(_dot_)com>
sez:
Thanks for the proposed localpostproc, Ken!
looping mechanism -- or, at least, a "there-exists" mechanism.
I need something that checks the recipients' host(s), which
means potentially checking more than 1 string. The pseudo-code
would be roughly
if @.*stanford.edu in {%(host{to}), %(host{cc}), %(host{bcc})}
postflags=""
else
postflags="-server smtp.gmail.com -port submission -tls -sasl -user
dnc2dnc"
I think you're overthinking it. I used %(host), because I
wanted to extract out something that would be in a case
statement, but you have the entire power of the shell; you
could easily do something like this:
if scan -format '%{to} %{cc} %{bcc} %{dcc}' "$draftname" | grep -iqs
@stanford.edu; then
... set for stanford ...
else
... set for everything else ...
fi
Well, you might want to change that grep, but you get the idea.
I know, the issue with things like %(host) only working on one
address is a pain; I am unsure how to solve that.
Ah, right! Trying too hard to make NMH do all the lifting.
Thanks for splashing some cold shell water on me! B-)
Bob
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