Thanks David, but, it dosen't work. If the message is bad
is dosen't reach the HOST line so, I get duplicat is the
good and junk folders:
procmail: [16962] Thu Aug 28 21:34:00 2003
procmail: Forking "procmail"
procmail: [16963] Thu Aug 28 21:34:00 2003
procmail: Executing "lynx,-stdin,-dump"
procmail: [16963] Thu Aug 28 21:34:00 2003
procmail: Match on "viagra"
procmail: Assigning "EXITCODE=1"
procmail: Locking "/root/Udi/junk.lock"
procmail: Assigning "LASTFOLDER=/root/Udi/junk"
procmail: Opening "/root/Udi/junk"
procmail: Acquiring kernel-lock
procmail: Unlocking "/root/Udi/junk.lock"
procmail: Program failure (1) of "procmail"
procmail: Locking "/root/Udi/good.lock"
procmail: Assigning "LASTFOLDER=/root/Udi/good"
procmail: Opening "/root/Udi/good"
procmail: Acquiring kernel-lock
procmail: Unlocking "/root/Udi/good.lock"
Bye,
Udi
On Thu, 28 Aug 2003, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Udi asked,
In this case, if the message is not SPAM the body has been
already corrupted by lynx. Any idea how to send (recover?)
the original HTML message if "Viagra" is not found?
Bart replied,
The only way is to save a copy of the original on disk before you begin
filtering. I generally use an MH-format directory for this because it
simplifies cleanup/recovery if something goes wrong.
I'm wondering if some combination of launching a clone with the `w' flag
and setting the clone's EXITCODE can substitute for that. For example:
:0cw
* reason to do any of this
{
:0bf
| lynx -stdin -dump
:0B
* viagra
{ EXITCODE=1 }
:0A:
viagraspam
HOST # if no "viagra", lose the lynxed clone
}
:0a:
$DEFAULT
The question is whether that `a' will depend on the clone's exit status.
That has to be tested. If this works, it's preferable to using a
temporary file.
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