Sean,
Thanks for the answer. I think I asked the question incorrectly. Here is
what I want to do in a sort of pseudocode.
I have most of it, but I am unsure about the parts labeled "continue to
the $HOME/.procmailrc" that is what I meant about terminating the rest
of the /etc/procmailrc file. If I match a condition, I want to skip the
rest of the file.
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continue
Check against my subscribed-mail list file
if from a list
exit out the main and continue to the $HOME/.procmailrc
else
continue
Check against the .whitelist
if on whitelist
exit out the main and continue to the $HOME/.procmailrc
else
continue
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On Sat, 2003-12-13 at 19:22, Professional Software Engineering wrote:
At 17:00 2003-12-13 -0600, Nick wrote:
I am confused on how to stop executing the remainder of the
/etc/procmailrc where I need to, and pass it on to the execution of the
local users .procmailrc. The rest of it I think I have, thanks!
SWITCHRC = /dev/null
should terminate /etc/procmailrc. You could wrap that up in a test
condition looking for a user .procmailrc, but if you want to terminate the
/etc/procmailrc, you probably want to terminate whether you have a user
.procmailrc or not...
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