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Also sprach G.M. Wayne (Thu 26 Jun 02003 at 06:04:12PM -0700):
I receive email notification of voicemail messages, including the Caller ID
of the caller, and a MIME attachment of the voicemail. The subject looks
like this:
You have a voicemail message waiting from 12125551212
Using Procmail, I forward a copy of just the subject to my pager's email
address. However, I want the subject to contain only the phone number, so I
have written a recipe that does that:
ORIGSUB=`formail -zxSubject:`
NEWSUB=`echo ${ORIGSUB} |sed -e 's/[[:alpha:][:blank:]]//g' -e 's/1//' `
DATETIME= `date`
:0fbw
| sed -e 'd' \
|echo ${DATETIME}
:0w
| formail -k -X "From:" -X "Subject:" \
-I "From: me(_at_)mydomain(_dot_)com" \
-I "Subject: VM: ${NEWSUB} " \
-A "X-Loop: yes" \
| $SENDMAIL mypager(_at_)mypagingcompany(_dot_)com
<snip />
SO... What is my problem? Well, I would like to add dashes in the phone
number in the subject field to make it more readable, and I cannot figure
out how to do it with either Procmail or formail or sed.
<snip />
Does this brute force help?
echo 1234567890 | sed 's!\(...\)\(...\)!\1-\2-!'
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877.596.8237
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