When I wrote,
| > Walter [Dnes] must mean "c", not "f". If a recipe's action would
| > otherwise be delivering, you can make it non-delivering by
| > adding the "c" flag (procmail will deliver a _c_opy instead).
Walter answered,
| Actually, my intent was my spamfilter where I want
| *THE ORIGINAL EMAIL* to go through several filters, rather
| than spawn several copies, each of which is tested only once.
OK; then for your situation, "f" is right and "c" would be wrong. The exam-
ple in your post before that, though, in the context of Chuck's original
question rather than in that of your own recipes that you just posted, seemed
to call for "c" rather than "f".
Just one recommendation: a filtering recipe that calls formail to change
headers can be made more efficient with the "h" flag, since it would only
pass the body through unchanged anyway.