SoloCDM <deedsmis(_at_)aculink(_dot_)net> writes:
Hopefully, without providing the data, this condition (borrowed
from an example) is what I used to process the headers:
* ? formail -x'From:' -x'From' -x'Sender:' -x'Reply-To:' -x'To:'
-x'Received:' -x'Message-Id:' -x'Content-Type:' | egrep -is -f
${PMDIR}black.lst
If I have a line in the body that I wanted to process, what would
I use as a condition that would pipe the information to egrep
statements? I tried "formail -I '' | egrep '<pattern>' | egrep
'<pattern>'" and "formail -I '' -ds | egrep '<pattern>' | egrep
'<pattern>'", but they didn't seem to work.
The "var ??" condition special works with '?' conditions, controlling
what procmail feeds into the invoked command, so:
:0
* B ?? ? egrep '<pattern>' | egrep '<pattern2>'
whatever...
Philip Guenther
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