Greetings,
I've got a recipe set up to file incoming messages from a certain
criteria into a directory and chmod it so that people can view the
messages on the web. Everything worked fine until I decided to copy
the man example about diverting the messages into a named directory.
What follows is the relevant part of the recipe. The rest works
fine, so I won't complicate things.
SFAAPP = $HOME/web/gms/sfa/apps/`date +%y%m`
:0 a
{
:0 ic
* ? test ! -d $SFAAPP
| mkdir $SFAAPP;chmod 755 $SFAAPP
:0 c:
$SFAAPP
:0 c
| chmod 644 $SFAAPP/msg.*
}
Now, if the directory already exists, the message gets filed just
fine. But if it has to create the directory, I get the following
errors in my log and the message gets stored in a *file* named
"0207."
mkdir: cannot create /users/sfc/web/gms/sfa/apps/0207: File exists
chmod: can't access /users/sfc/web/gms/sfa/apps/0207/msg.*
What am I doing wrong?
TIA!
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Adam Bailey | Chicago, Illinois
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