Re: Add a home grown header

At 10:47 -0700 10/10/99, Harry Putnam wrote:
> Probably terribly amateurish:
>
> I want to add a header to mail I receive that is in html format.  Some
> times the "Content-Type:" message  isn't in the head of a message but in
> the  body.  So to make a simple header that indicates an html formated
> message I'm using this home-boy procmail recipe:
>
> :0 HB
> * ^Content-Type: text/html
>   {
>         :0
>         | formail -I "X-HTML: HTML message" >> /var/spool/mail/reader
>    }
>
> No doubt this will introduce horrible locking problems, but I couldn't
> quite figure out how to do this more elegantly, without a redirect but
> still have the mail land in $DEFAULT mail box.  I do further
> processing from that point with "Gnus".
Use :0 fw instead:

        :0 fw
        | formail -I "X-HTML: HTML message" >> /var/spool/mail/reader
    }

Regards,

Scott


Scott