At 06:38 2000-09-29 +0200, Nils Vogels wrote:
How can I do both local delivery and piping in the same recipe ?
For instance: If someone sends me HTML mail, I would like to send out an
automated complaint, byt still be able to read the mail :)
Use the 'c' flag - clone.
:0
* some-condition
{
# store message to default mailbox (or you might put it wherever
# it is you'd normally store it)
:0c
$DEFAULT
:0
| ( $FORMAIL -rt (and whatever operations) | cat complaintmessage
) | \
$SENDMAIL -t
}
OR:
:0c
* some-condition-checking-for-html-mail
| ( $FORMAIL -rt (and whatever operations) | cat complaintmessage ) | \
$SENDMAIL -t
:0
* whatever-normal-condition-you-would-filter-mail-on
(etc)
CAUTION: be very careful how you autoreply to people about HTML email (not
just how you rag on someone, but if you get mailing list mail, or messages
from services that will do something automated with your reply, etc).
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