Toen wij David W. Tamkin kietelden, kwam er dit uit:
Ruud:
Did you put the "SHELL = /bin/sh" in the top
of your .procmailrc?
It is in every other procmail-faq and might
have saved you from trying snr at all. :-)
But since there will rarely be even three and never four periods in the
string, Timur is probably better off if procmail handles it with snr
than if it invokes a shell and tr for even one period.
I felt a weeny-bit guilty that Timur might have spent time
on snr that was not considerable ... as an investment.
It still would interfere, so OK then: underscores are not good either.
Colons may not be so great, in case a Windows-ish system has to read the
filenames later. Maybe commas are the best idea.
How about @ (or ! (bang) or $, even though they cause havoc on the
command-line).
--
Grtz, Ruud
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