Yes as I sent one message I recived yours.
This is a great help. I looked at your code and it works great but the double $
$ confused me. Im not much of a shell script person, but I dont think I have
ever seen the $ $ before ( although I asume there are a host of places else
were it fits in shell stuff)
It makes sense what you are saying because the log file indeed showed something
like SRCH_ Defined as $AAA which ment that it was simply looking for the $AAA
string, I just could not figure out how to get to work.
On the :0 B:
* .*
I guess what you are saying is not to use .* when searching the body. I guess
it crept in from using it elsewhere. Would it be accptable to use the following
:0 B:
* Sex.*Girls
Which would catch the text sex and girls anywhere in the body.
Thank you
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On Fri, 24 May 2002 09:48:23
Don Hammond wrote:
On 24 May, S Semple wrote:
| The below recipe does not work. [...]
|
| AAA='one two three'
| BBB='black white green'
|
| :0
| * ^SUBJECT:.*"$AAA"
|
| {
| :0 B:
| * .*"$BBB"
| ${TESTDIR}/Proctest.mail
|
| }
As explained in my reply to one of your earlier messages, which
apparently came pretty close to crossing paths with this message of
yours, you're missing a '$' following the '*' that starts the condition.
The '$' tells procmail to expand the variables and without it you're
trying to literally match $BBB and not the contents of the variable
$BBB.
Loose the leading .* and the quotes on the condition and make it:
* $ $BBB
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