check if a subject has a string in the header, if it does to send it
normally to my ISP's address if it doesent to add a string to the
beginning
of the subject and send it normally to my ISP's address?
I recall in one of the examples I saw on the net
there was a SED (lower case) used to filter out
unix wildcards from the subject. You could use
a sed command in the same manner but to add
something at the beginning.
The sed command to add a string in the beginning
is: sed 's/^/my string/g' now for the exact recipe
try to find that sed call in the examples.
(I got a lot of examples off the net so i'm not sure
about where it came from).
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