On 21 Mar, Ruud H.G. van Tol wrote:
| [...]
|
| Is there a better way? Small recipes like:
|
| :0:
| * ^X-XS4ALL-SPAM-Warning:
| $SPAMFILE.xs4
|
| I had (to add Logging) to change to:
|
| :0
| * ^X-XS4ALL-SPAM-Warning:
| {
| LOG="--> spam.xs4"$NL
| :0:
| $SPAMFILE.xs4
| }
|
| This does not work:
| # :0:
| # * ^X-XS4ALL-SPAM-Warning:
| # {
| # LOG="--> spam.xs4"$NL
| # $SPAMFILE.xs4
| # }
|
| Would the following work?
| # :0:
| # * ^X-XS4ALL-SPAM-Warning:
| # { LOG="--> spam.xs4"$NL }
| # $SPAMFILE.xs4
|
This question was lost in the Reply-To: discussion, I think.
The last one will emit a "Skipped "$SPAMFILE.xs4"" message in the log.
I'm not sure you would consider this an improvement over your working
example above, but this should work.
:0
* ^X-XS4ALL-SPAM-Warning:
{ LOG="--> spam.xs4"$NL }
:0 A:
$SPAMFILE.xs4
I suppose it just depends on which you think looks cleaner.
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