} Too be honest - I doubt killing on specific subjects will be that
} effective. These change with every mailing.
There are strings that I want to use, not necessarily complete
subjects. Strings lime two dollar signs in a row, the words 'USA
Magazines' and others.
} But the principle should work fine with any specified element, so long as
} you could get formail to extract it. For example, something like this:
}
} FROM=`$FORMAIL -zrx To:| sed -e 's/.*@//'`
}
} should allow you to test for specific sites (videofantasy, interamp, aol,
} etc.).
} > Can this recipe be expanded to include the subject and site only
} > information? Or should something new be created.... maybe perl or
} > something?
}
} Fairly easily. But while killing on the site would be effective - IMHO,
Also, I have no need to bounce these, I just want to send them to the
bit-bucket.
Basically I think procmail can already do this on a sinle subjedct at
a time basis. Such as...
:0
* TOme(_at_)mysite(_dot_)net
* ^Subject:.*USA Magazine
/dev/null
What I really want to be able to do is make various recipes look
either at a text file or, as you have done, a directory filled with
files, to see what variable to place in ^Subject: above.
What would be the syntax of a recipe like the following
:0
^ TOme(_at_)mysite(_dot_)net
| look_in_bozo_file_and_if_any_entries_match_then
/dev/null
Can anyone help develop THIS sort of thing?
Thanks
William Pfeiffer
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