[snip]
:0
* ^From: *\/[^ ].*
{ FROM=$MATCH }
:0
* ^Subject: *\/[^ ].*
{ SUBJECT=$MATCH }
[snip]
( Excuse me if this has been covered in previous discussions; if so, point
me to the PROCMAIL archives. )
Is the above considerably more efficient (and processor/mail-server
CPU/MEM friendly) for defining "$SUBJECT" and "$FROM" than calling
`formail` to do the "From" and "Subject:" extraction into variables like I
normally do. It would seem so (no external shells/programs called), and
therefore something I should implement. It is (to me) definitely more
"human obfuscatory" in the above way :^).
Lates!
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