If this is mentioned in the procmail docs, I was unable to find it.
I wanted to set up a simple recipe to let clamav shove malware that
it recognizes into a folder.
Unlike bogofilter, the exit codes from clamscan are not inverted to
ease integration with procmail; clamscan exits with 0 for normal
email, 1 for suspected infected content. The docs say you can use
"!" to invert the sense of a test, and you can use "?" to use the
exitcode from a program, but I didn't see any mention of whether you
can use both together, or if so what order they should be used in.
By experiment this recipe seems to work:
:0HB
* ! ? clamscan --quiet -
clamav/
-Bennett
pgpgChp5OjPyp.pgp
Description: PGP signature
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