It does, but then I can't use whom(1) since that will invoke the
script, leading to infinite recursion (at least, until the kernel
runs out of file descriptors B-).
Well, like many things whom(1) calls post to do it's dirty work, with
the undocumented -whom option. So you could short-circuit whom and
just call post(8) directly. You'll probably need to add an -alias and
-library option. Or, you could simply check to see if there's a -whom
argument present to your postproc and if it is do NOT call whom, but
instead call post(8). Which now that I think about it, I should probably
do in my script.
--Ken
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