well I already found it but thanks anyway
Now i use this recipe
:0
* ^TO_(_dot_)marc(_at_)ymondhc(_dot_)com
{
:0 c h b w
| to/some/perlscript
:0:
mailbox
}
:0 c h b w uses a copy of the original mail to put in the database and
sends the original mail to a mailbox.
I just used made up names, but the todo.pl should add some email from
several mailing lists to a mysql database where we can use it as a online
reference for the network / sysadmins. I'm building a sort of knowledge
database for our intranet and I thought that mailing list archives would be
a nice and up to date reference to have.
Marc van Duivenvoorde
On 2001.07.24 14:16:04 +0200 Matt Dunford wrote:
* Marc van Duivenvoorde <marc(_at_)ymondhc(_dot_)com> [010723 11:14]:
I use the following recipe to redirect some email to a mysql database,
but
it doesn't show up anymore in any of my mailboxes. What am I doing
wrong.
See the recipe below.
:0
* TO^(_dot_)marc(_at_)ymondhc(_dot_)com
{
:0 fhbw
| /home/marc/.procmail/scripts/todb.pl
:0:
/var/spool/mail/marc
}
if I use this construction with a sed -e '/blabla/d' option it deletes
some
stuff (like adds in listbot / yahoo mail) and it puts the mail in the
right
folder.
Does your VERBOSE log say anything? What does todb.pl output? You
specified the second recipe as a filter. Does todb.pl send anything to
stdout?
Perhaps something along these lines (untested, of course!):
:0w # add message to database
* ^TO_marc(_at_)ymondhc(_dot_)com
| /home/marc/.procmail/scripts/todb.pl
:0A: # drop message in mailbox
/var/spool/mail/marc
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I'd love to give you something
but what would help?
-- Ikkyu
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