Marco Pirovano <marco(_dot_)pirovano(_at_)uni-bocconi(_dot_)it> writes:
I want to use procmail to do a simple filter:
if {in the body of the mail there is "students.uni-bocconi.it" purge the mail}
else { send the mail to a specific address}
Do I nedd to use same script in perl or other, or can I do it with
procmail commmands ?
No need for perl. Procmail can do basic if-else processing and it can
search in the body of the message using the 'B' flag:
# If the phrase "students.uni-bocconi.it" occurs in the body, with
# word boundaries on each end (so that "students.uni-bocconi.italy"
# won't match), then /dev/null the message. The leading parens
# protect that first backslash from being processed differently.
:0 B
* ()\<students\.uni-bocconi\.it\>
/dev/null
# If the above recipe failed, then we're here. Forward the message.
# We could use the 'E' flag, but it's superfluous because if the
# previous matchs, procmail will exit after delivering to /dev/null.
:0
! some(_at_)specific(_dot_)address
Philip Guenther