On Tue, 17 Feb 2004, Dave Stern - Former Rocket Scientist wrote:
And worse yet, the way they write the rules, other stanza in procmailrc
will continue to be processed (not indicated above).
There isn't going to be anything you can do about that. It indicates
that they must have used the "c" flag somewhere, at which point the two
"stanzas" (as you put it) will operate independently.
wasn't there some way to force the status code by setting HOSTNAME or
some such voodoo which forces procmail to stop processing that message
(and therefore leave it in the inbox?
I believe you're thinking of SWITCHRC.
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* ^Subject: .*magic
{ SWITCHRC }
There's also HOST, but (un)setting *that* will cause procmail to exit
without delivering the message at all, which would most likely cause it
to be lost. (I've been guilty of confusing HOST and SWITCHRC in the
past; it's a mistake you don't want to make.)
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