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Re: About stripping headers

1998-11-04 22:25:34
Emanuela Giannetta <egiannetta(_at_)tim(_dot_)it> writes:
I woul'd like processing incoming messages so a  text message originated
as "forward"  (i.e.  <Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary.... > in
the Header and <Content-Type: text/plain> in the Body) is masquerading
as simple text message (i.e. <Content-Type: multipart/mixed;
boundary.... > eliminated in the Header)

I tried to use different combination of procmail/formail without any
success:
1) $HOME/.procmailrc  like
   :0 B
   * ^Content-Type: text/plain
   |/usr/bin/procmail -m  /testrc

That should be:
        |/usr/bin/procmail -m  $HOME/testrc

However that doesn't explain why the others things you've tried (elided
from this reply) didn't work.

...
2) $HOME/.procmailrc  like
   :0 B
   * ^Content-Type: text/plain
   {
   :0 fwh
   * ^Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary
   | /usr/bin/formail -I "Content-Type:"
   }
Result: no messages in the mailbox.

This should work.  Have you defined a LOGFILE, turned VERBOSE on and
tried it?  If not, add

        LOGFILE = $HOME/procmail.log
        VERBOSE = on

To the top of your .procmailrc and send a test message, then examine
procmail.log.


Philip Guenther

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