Timothy J Luoma <luomat(_at_)nerc(_dot_)com> writes:
Is there any reason why I can't do this?
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* ? test -f $PROCDIR/mailing-lists.rc
{ INCLUDERC=$PROCDIR/mailing-lists.rc }
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* ? test -f $PROCDIR/next-newsgroups.rc
{ INCLUDERC=$PROCDIR/next-newsgroups.rc }
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* ? test -f $PROCDIR/kill-by-subject.rc
{ INCLUDERC=$PROCDIR/kill-by-subject.rc }
I am trying to make my .procmailrc easy to read and easier to
maintain between 3 very different accounts.
I want to include them but only if they exist. If they all exist,
then I want to include them all
INCLUDERC ignores any rcfile it can't find. Just say:
INCLUDERC=$PROCDIR/mailing-lists.rc
INCLUDERC=$PROCDIR/next-newsgroups.rc
INCLUDERC=$PROCDIR/kill-by-subject.rc
Perhaps with some comment nearby mentioning the "use iff exists" semantics.
Philip Guenther