On Tue, 24 Jun 97 I (Chris Bidmead) wrote:
Thanks very much for that swift response, Philip. I've rejigged my
filter so it looks like this:
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Sorry, I missed the vital first line of my outgoing procmail
filter, which is the hash-bang bit. Here's the whole thing again:
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#! /usr/local/bin/procmail
# This filter is called proctest
SHELL=/bin/sh
# for diagnostics
TMPDIR=/tmp/procmailtest
VERBOSE=yes
LOGFILE=$TMPDIR/procmail.log
:0f
* ^To:.*Mag-Reader
| formail -I "Reply-To: chris-unix(_at_)cbidmead(_dot_)demon(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk"
-s
{ }
:0
| /Users/bidmead/stopthatmail "$@"
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I guess stopthatmail might just as well be $SENDMAIL for the
purposes of this exercise. The point is, that "$@" just isn't
getting filled with the dummy address when I evoke proctest from the
command line thus:
csh-prompt> proctest dummy(_at_)ddress(_dot_)to(_dot_)test < TestMailItem
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