Hiya.
I'm currently assuming that /^(SUBJECT|DATE|FROM|TO):/ in the headers
is an indication of spam. Is that a safe assumption?
Also, what exactly is SWITCHRC=/dev/null supposed to do? Exit only the
current rc file, or exit a whole nest of them? The behaviour I'm seeing
appears to indicate the former, but I can find no documentation on this
whatsoever, and I'd hate to rely on behaviour that might change....
(i.e. /etc/procmailrc has an INCLUDERC=/path/to/onerc, which in turn has
an INCLUDERC=/path/to/anotherrc, which has a SWITCHRC=/dev/null. Once
the /dev/null is hit, processing appears to continue where it left off
in onerc rather than reverting to /etc/procmailrc or exiting completely
and using the current DEFAULT. This is the behaviour I want, but I
can't find any support for it in documentation. Or maybe it's just my
interpretation. Never can tell these days.)
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Paul Chvostek
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