On 3 Jul, Jill Bird wrote:
| hi
|
| When a particular mail message comes thru with this in the body:
|
|
| Alert 15.222 secs
|
| I would like to be able to grab the "15" portion - and see if it's
| greater than 40. If the number is greater than 40 - I would then like
| to send the mail message to someone.
|
| --------------------------------------------------------------
| :0
| * ^From(_dot_)someone(_at_)somewhere
| * ^Subject:.Alert Message
| {
| :0 Bc
| *Server down alarm|100\.000\%
| ! someone(_at_)somewhere
| :0 Ac
| in-testing
| *******EVERYTHING ABOVE WORKS OK*******************
| *******BELOW IS WHERE I NEED HELP*********************
| :0 Bc
| * ^Alert \/(\d+)
|
| I'm not sure what to do? I THINK that the above line says - if a line
| begins with "Alert" in the body of the message - take the next number
| and place it in $MATCH (???maybe????)
|
| Can someone help?
|
| How do I grab the number - compare it to another number - and if A is
| greater than B - mail the message??
|
Procmail doesn't know "\d" as shorthand for numeric digits. I think you
need something like (starting from ***BELOW IS WHERE I NEED HELP***):
MATCH # not sure if this is necessary
:0 Bc
* ^Alert[ ]+\/[0-9]+
* $ ? test $MATCH -gt 40
! someone(_at_)somewhere
There is a space and a tab inside the character class immediately
following ^Alert.
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