Re: Hacking stdin? (Why doesn't this filter do what I expect)

Era was talking about David Tamkin and how he used a "hold space?"

Is this  aprocmail term or David's own invention?

Do later procmail's cache the current messages headers and or body for
use anywhere in a recipe?

What's wrong with this idea? Just the potential to exceed memory if a
large message is received?

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