Done what you've said below, but it still only executes for the first
recipe it encounters. At present the .procmailrc is:
=== .procmailrc
:HB
* ^Subject:.*Air Quality Bulletin
| /home/dill/isps/src/air/do_level >
/home/dill/isps/src/air/Output/air.level
:HB
* ^Subject:.*Air Quality Bulletin
| /home/dill/isps/src/air/do_quality >
/home/dill/isps/src/air/Output/air.quality
=== Log
procmail: [14163] Wed Nov 27 09:18:16 1996
procmail: Match on "^Subject:.*Air Quality Bulletin"
procmail: Executing " /home/dill/isps/src/air/do_level >
/home/dill/isps/src/air/Output/air.level"
procmail: Assigning "LASTFOLDER= /home/dill/isps/src/air/do_level >
/home/dill/isps/src/air/Output/air.level"
From procmail Wed Nov 27 09:18:15 1996
Subject: Air Quality Bulletin
Folder: /home/dill/isps/src/air/do_level >
/home/dill/isps/src/air/O 8183
===
Any ideas, Karl? Anyone?
P> 1) The 'hb' flags, when combined, do nothing. Take them both out.
P> 2) You have the 'f' flag on those recipes, which means that procmail is
P> expecting the actions to be outputing mail messages. They don't, so you
P> shouldn't be putting the 'f' flag on the recipe.
Sorry, my bad. I just copied one of the recipes I use when I send
something
directly to a perl script. I wrote that about 2 procmail versions ago, so
I
should probably change it in my .procmailrc as well.
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