On Fri, Jul 20, 2001 at 01:26:15AM -0700, Professional Software Engineering
wrote:
Email:foo(_at_)bar(_dot_)net
:0
* !^FROM_DAEMON
* !^X-Loop: youraddr(_at_)yourdomain(_dot_)tld
{
:0B
* ^Email:[ ]*\/[^ ].*
This assumes there will be whitespace between the colon and the email address.
His example specified no space, but that may have been a typo.
For his benefit: the first character class contains a literal space and tab.
Omit this and the following * if your example is correct. Leave it in if there
will be white space after the :.
Question: Why the white space in the second character class?
Obviously, you need to define the $AUTOREPLY path earlier in the script:
AUTOREPLY=$home/.procmailrc/texts
Not a good idea. ~/.procmailrc should be a file, not a directory.
# Forward along a subscription request to the listserv
:0c
| (formail -rtzx -I "From: $MATCH" \
-I "To: yourmailinglist(_at_)domain(_dot_)tld" \
-I "Subject: subscribe $MATCH" ;\
cat $AUTOREPLY/subscribeuser.msg ) | $SENDMAIL -t
I'm no doubt abusing the formail syntax here, but I'm fairly certain this
will work -- it'll ditch the body and most headers in the process of
Indeed. The -rt is unneccesary, since we're not generating a reply back to
the sender here, and x requires an argument (The header field to extract).
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