Ok. Well this is what I figured out on my own:
:0c Wh:
| formail -xFrom: >> .procadd
now can I add the following to that recipe:
cat -u .procadd > .procsort
so to have:
:0c Wh:
| formail -xFrom: >> .procadd
| cat -u .procadd > .procsort
This will I think save all the From lines to .procadd and then remove all
the duplicate entries. Can I just keep listing commands there like that?
Like:
| tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]' < .procsort > .procaddresses
To change it all to lowercase? How can I do that in one recipe?
Marcus Holmes mholmes(_at_)world(_dot_)std(_dot_)com
Software Tool & Die http://www.nitrogen.org
On Sat, 21 Feb 1998, David Hunt wrote:
On Sat, 21 Feb 1998, Marcus Holmes wrote:
Basically I just want to keep a neat list of all the people that have
emailed me, without duplicates obviously.
This will grab a probable reply address into a variable:
REPLY_ADDRESS=`formail -zrtxto`
And this will write it to a file, known as $ADDLOG for the illustration.
:0chiw:
* ! ? fgrep -isxe "$REPLY_ADDRESS" "$ADDLOG"
| echo $REPLY_ADDRESS >>$ADDLOG
You may need to adjust the fgrep options if they aren't all in your
version of fgrep.
Or, if your happy with only the "From:" line's address, you can skip using
formail and the var REPLY_ADDRESS, and use the MATCH var instead. Note
that the whitespace in the first condition line is a tab followed by a
space in both occurences, ie. "[^tabspace<]" and "[^tabspace>]".
:0chiw:
* ^From:(.*\<)?\/[^ <]+(_at_)[^ >]+
* ! ? fgrep -isxe "$MATCH" "$ADDLOG"
| echo $REPLY_ADDRESS >>$ADDLOG
David Hunt