At 12:58 2003-11-13 -0700, the Kreme filled one wrote:
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* ^Subject:(.*\<): [spam] \/.*
| formail -I "Subject: $MATCH"
or
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* ^Subject:(.*\<)(re|fwd): [spam] \/.*
| formail -I "Subject: $MATCH"
Both of which are as equally imperfect as the sed solution I presented, in
your case, you're going to DITCH everything before the [SPAM] tag - that
indcludes any identifier that it is a reply, forward, or whatever.
And, BTW, you need to escape at least the opening bracket of the [spam],
otherwise, it is interpreted as a CHARACTER CLASS.
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