On Wed, Nov 14, 2001 at 08:55:28AM -0800, Professional Software Engineering
wrote:
You want to put a filter in front of majordomo? No problem.
If you check your aliases definitions (which may not be in
/etc/mail/aliases, but in a majordomo-specific aliases file, also included
into your procmail configuration), you should note that majordomo is
invoked as as a program which the message is piped to. Thus having Mlocal
set to procmail doesn't give you the ability to do a global procmailrc --
you need to explicitly invoke procmail in front of the majordomo program
(probably 'wrapper').
somelistalias: "|/usr/local/bin/procmail -m /path/somefilter.rc
\"original majordomo filter command, sans the leading pipe\""
Hi There,
This question is not directly related to procmail but...
i have an alias file in which i was calling
testlist: "|/usr/bin/procmail /etc/procmailrc
and in the /etc/procmailrc i had
:0
* ^TOtestlist(_at_)domain
{
:0 c
|/usr/lib/listar/listar -s testlist
:0
|formail | /home/troyr/mailscripts/test.pl
}
I was wondering if i could do the whole thing in the alias file..something
like
testlist: "|formail | /home/troyr/mailscripts/test.pl
\|/usr/lib/listar/listar -s testlist"
But listar doesn't receive the message..
TIA
troy
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