At 22:15 2003-07-14 +0200, Frode Lillerud did say:
I'm beginning to realize that I need to rewrite the way I use both
.procmailrc and my perl-script. Instead of working with $ARGV[] I need to
use <STDIN> instead. No more of this environment variable passed as a
command line parameter.
You should also realize that as long as you're _TESTING_, you should set up
your rcfile to be run under a sandbox, rather than on your live email. See
my .sig for a link to a functional sandbox example.
Consider placing the recipe into it's own rcfile, and using INCLUDERC to
include that into your ~/.procmailrc, but, for now, COMMENT IT OUT:
#INCLUDERC=baesian_spam.rc
You can turn it back on in your .procmailrc when you've finished testing it
on STATIC email, but until then, you can INCLUDERC that rcfile into the
sandbox script, which you'd manually invoke.
What I want is to pass the entire message (header + body) to the perlscript,
:0fw
| perlscript.pl
and get it to alter the header.
Read STDIN line by line, appending that to a $HEADER variable, and switch
to storing to a $BODY variable after the first blank line. This will make
it easier for you to tack on additional header lines.
Dealing with adding headers will require a bit more work - in fact, you
should also deal with concatenating continued header lines and you'll
probably have to contend with whether you're adding new headers, appending
to the content of existing ones, or replacing existing ones (where your
header name matches one which is already present).
Possibly use an exitcode in a functionable way.
Well, procmail has a recipe flag for whether the exitcode is paid attention
to or not.
Any hints on how I should set up my ~/.procmailrc? And do I need to use
formail? Perhaps this -n flags could be usefull.
As I see it, you'd only need to use formail if you were to use it to tack
on the headers.
[big snip]
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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