On Tue, 9 Jul 2002 procmail(_at_)deliberate(_dot_)net wrote:
It works fine with the literal string in place but when I switch to
having the variable as below, I lose the literal quotes in both the "?
and the [^"] instances when the variable is substituted. Can I get this
to work using this variable list approach?
Remove the { } from around the variable name. Just use $BADEXT. I don't
recall exactly why, but the interpretation of embedded quotes is different
when the braces are present.
substitute for something to run after the pipe to effectively
"send it to /dev/null" by simply changing the $ACTIVEBOX
variable?
Have you tried just unsetting ACTIVEBOX entirely (or setting it to empty)?
That'll send the message to the standard output, which is likely to go
nowhere ...
If that doesn't work, ACTIVEBOX="cat > /dev/null" would be a good choice.
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