Hi,
I've got a question about the fundamentals of procmail recipes. I've
been using it for a while with a fair amount of success, but there's
something that puzzles me. Consider the following snippet from my
spam.rc recipe:
<snip>
:0
* ! ^TO_cory@
{
:0 B
* remov
{
x :0
x { RULE="Probably spam -- 'remov' found in body." }
x
x :0:
x spam
}
...
}
<snip>
My question is about the section marked with 'x's -- how is it that
anything reaches the :0: line? I thought a 'c' flag was necessary to
continue processing. Why doesn't the recipe stop at the RULE
assignment?
thanks,
cory
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