cory wrote:
:0 h
* ^Subject:[ ]+\/(|send)[ ]+key pub\>.*
| mutt -s "Re: $MATCH" `formail -rtzxTo:` </clau/mykey.asc
<snip>
This doesn't make a lot of sense to me (the trailing '.*', for
example, looks suspicious).
Without ".*" $MATCH would consist only of "send key pub" and anything
after that would be deleted.
The redirection looks a little funky but basically it should work.
...
There are many recipes of this type floating around -- can anyone see
a reason for doing it the above way? Aren't there much more elegant
ways to do this?
Do you like this one better?
:0 hwi
* ^Subject:[ ]+\/(|send)[ ]+key pub\>.*
| (formail -rt; cat /clau/mykey.asc) | $SENDMAIL $SENDMAILFLAGS -t
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