I just advised Michael Bluejay,
But in a procmailrc action, I feel more comfortable
breaking up a multi-line echo line by line (and since your individual
lines of text are as long as my mailer settings will tolerate, to avoid
making garbage of my advice, I need further to separate the word "echo"
onto a line of its own) ...
but to be honest, I wouldn't run into the need to put
echo \
onto a separate line in my own code, because I would break the echoed
text up into narrower pieces.
| (formail -t -r -A"X-Loop: austinmusic(_at_)michaelbluejay(_dot_)com" ; \
echo "Your message was tagged as spam and deleted." ; \
echo "If it wasn't spam, please visit my website" ; \
echo "and send your mail through the form there." ) | \
$SENDMAIL $SENDMAILFLAGS -t
I'd also move the pipe between (formail ; echo) and $SENDMAIL to the end
of the previous line just so that it wouldn't look like an attempt to
hang a second action on a single recipe, but that's just my aesthetic
preference.
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