I've been working on this, and I still can't get it right. I
pasted the | formail line directly in, and it adds nothing to the
email, neither in the body or the subject line.
This morning I ran about twenty tests trying different
permutations, and I believe that it is the | formail line that is
failing. (Yes, I changed the * ^From:.* test to chuck(_at_)well(_dot_)com,
not root(_at_)well(_dot_)com for the test.) I have tried putting the |
formail line all on one line, with and without the backslash, and
no variation that I have thought of is working.
Any ideas? Thanks again.
On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Chuck asked,
| So I thought I
| would add the URL to the body of the message instead.
Seems to me you ought to put it in both places; in the subject for your
convenience and in the body for her needs.
| How would I do that?
|
| :0fhwc
| * ^From:.*[ <]root(_at_)well\(_dot_)com
| * !^Subject:.*[^ ]*
| | formail -i "Subject: http://www.well.com/user/chuck/calendar/";
You don't want to use `f' and `c' together. Drop the `c'. Also, any message
with a Subject: header will fail the second condition, so you might as well
use just
* !^Subject:
Anyhow, to get the URL into the subject and at the top of the body, modify
the action line of the recipe you already have:
:0fhw
* ^From:.*[ <]root(_at_)well\(_dot_)com
* !^Subject:
| formail -i "Subject: http://www.well.com/user/chuck/calendar"; ; \
echo "Calendar update at http://www.well.com/user/chuck/calendar"; ; echo
Filtering the head through formail -i will preserve the blank line at the
neck, so the echoed lines will come after the neck and thus be part of the
body.
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