I'm trying to write a recipe that'll search across multiple lines of a
body, grab the found piece, and store it to a file as a single line
with the newlines removed (or replaced)
I can do this for a single line:
----
:0 bfW:parsed.errors
|egrep "^.*string I want"
:0 a:
| formail -I "" >> procmail.parsed
----
What I can't do is extend this to a second line:
Original string:
This is my key string:
this is the data I want.
So, how can I look for "key string", and stuff both lines into a file
on one line? Unfortunately, changing the format of the incoming mail
isn't possible.
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