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Thanks for asking.
VERBOSEMATCH only logs the matches, whereas VERBOSEMATCHONLY is meant
to be used in conjunction with VERBOSE so that all non-matching
matching type messages are not logged (e.g, no match (yes, there is
some other type of matching message besides match & no match, I forget
what it is right now)). I'm too tired to make that any less concise.
Sorry about the poor documentation; I wrote it in a frenzy, when
each mail brought in half a meg of logging.
My other patch to ProcMail is a hack -- I set "rawnonl=1" everywhere
everywhere everywhere! I use MH and have absolutely no use for the
extra newline, and as a matter of fact am religiously opposed to it.
When I found it it pissed me off so much I didn't care whether I kept
backwards compatability, so I never posted it, but here it is anyway.
That seems like a harder patch for me to understand than the verbose
thing. But here is a clue:
ulmo(_at_)Q:/usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/procmail/procmail-3.11pre7/src$ egrep
rawnonl *.c
mailfold.c:int logopened,tofile,rawnonl=1;
mailfold.c: part=tofile==to_FOLDER&&!rawnonl?getchunk(s,source,len):len;
mailfold.c: if(!rawnonl)
mailfold.c: if(!rawnonl)
mailfold.c: tofile=strcmp(devnull,buf)?to_FOLDER:(rawnonl=1,0);
pipes.c: rawnonl=1; /* give back the raw
contents */
procmail.c:
rawnonl=1/*flags[RAW_NONL]*/;inittmout(buf);asgnlastf=1;
procmail.c:tostdout: strcpy(buf2,buf);rawnonl=/*flags[RAW_NONL]*/1;
procmail.c:setlsucc: rawnonl=/*0*/1;
procmail.c: { rawnonl=/*0*/1;
procmail.c:mailed: rawnonl=/*0*/1,retval=EXIT_SUCCESS; /* we're home free,
mail delivered */
ulmo(_at_)Q:/usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/procmail/procmail-3.11pre7/src$
Question, though: how is it used? I get the feeling that VERBOSEMATCH and
VERBOSEMATCHONLY are Booleans, but what *exactly* do they do? (I can make
guesses, but I don't want to rely on guesswork.) There was talk of a func-
tion to make the log verbose only for reporting matches and not for reporting
"No match", but surely that feature would require only one new variable;
there are two introduced here.
[my VERBOSEMATCH/VERBOSEMATCHONLY patch ...]
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