Luke Davis <ldavis(_at_)voicenet(_dot_)com> writes:
I tried what you said (that's what I assumed first), but it was loosing
what ever I didn't filter.
:0fhw
| formail . . . . . .
message = `cat -`
LOG = "$message
"
# should have just did it directly to LOG (with out message), but
#was too tired to think of that.:)
In any case: the logfile only contained a copy of the header: there was
not a hint that there ever was a body.
If finally worked, if I used "-k" on the end of that formail line above,
so I just did that and did away with the "b"s and "h"s.
That worked, but it seemed that something was wrong . . .
I can't duplicate your problem. I'd suggest upgrading to version
3.11pre4 or later and trying again.
lunen% cat foo
:0fhw
|formail -I'Foo: bar'
mess = `cat -`
LOG = "$mess
"
HOST
lunen% procmail ./foo
To: kfjsd
dskfj: skdfjhsdk
Foo: skjhsd
skfjhs
sdkfjhsdkjf
ksdjfhf
^D
From foo(_at_)bar Sat Sep 20 13:10:00 1997
To: kfjsd
dskfj: skdfjhsdk
Foo: bar
skfjhs
sdkfjhsdkjf
ksdjfhf
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