On 10/04/01 02:00 PM, Odhiambo Washington sat at the `puter and typed:
* Louis LeBlanc
<leblanc+procmail(_at_)acadia(_dot_)ne(_dot_)mediaone(_dot_)net> [20011004
06:43]: writing on the subject 'Help matching the value of a variable'
| Hey all. I'm trying to match based on a variable passed into
| procmail. The variable indicates the folder the message is to be
| delivered to, and I want to toss the message if it is set to a certain
| value and the subject matches.
|
| I really suck at recipes, so don't laugh:
|
| :0
| * $EXTENSION webmaster ??
Is the variable $EXTENSION already defined? Where should it be obtained from,
body, headers?
Uh, sorry. I guess I didn't really clarify *how* EXTENSION gets
passed in, but it is a parameter in the procmail call:
I am doing this at the top of /etc/procmailrc:
LOGNAME = $1
EXTENSION = $2
EXTENSION defines the folder name the message is to be delivered to
(courtesy of sendmail and plussed users - see my To: header)
So I assume I don't need the B? I'll give that idea a try.
Thanks Wash.
Lou
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