Daniel,
I'll take the easy question:
Or, how to call a Perl script with procmail, is it possible?
Here's a recipe that takes an entire mail message and sends it to STDIN of a
perl program. The argument to the perl program is the user's email message (
$FROM ).
:0
* $ ^Subject: PS to PDF
* !^FROM_DAEMON
* $ ! ^X-Loop: $MY_ADDR
| /export/home/dcs/scripts/local/bin/process.pl $FROM
What it is doing is piping the mail message to the program.
kind of like
% cat mail.message | perl.program
I get the FROM variable in my .procmailrc:
FROM=`/usr/local/bin/formail -rt -xTo:`
.. although that may not be the most efficient way to do it.
Experts please correct if I've explained anything wrong.
pd
I need a example of How to Create a Mailing List with Procmail... who can
help me?
Or, how to call a Perl script with procmail, is it possible?
If somebody can give me a link of a very good tutorial I'm needing 'cause I
didnt' find a good one!
Thanks and sorry if my English isn't very good...
Daniel Roperto
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