Some time around 07/24/2004 02:24:39, I think I heard Justin Gombos say:
* DZ-Jay <dz(_at_)caribe(_dot_)net> [2004-07-23 17:05]:
:0
* ^TO_<some_email_address>
{
# Keep a copy
:0 c:
some_mailbox
# Proces
:0 hbi
| some_script.pl -
}
I'm not sure if this relates to your problem, but maybe your second
recipe should declare a lockfile:
# Proces
:0 hbi: some_script.lock
| some_script.pl -
Hello,
Thanx, but wouldn't that stop processing until some_script.pl finishes?
What I want to happen is for procmail to execute the script and completely
forget it exists -- no waiting for it to finish, no checking its exit status,
no timing-out if it takes too long.
I don't know if this is possible, my alternative is to save the message
to a directory and periodically have a cron job or something like that checking
this folder and calling some_script.pl whenever it finds any messages in it. I
was trying to avoid this.
Thanx!
-dZ.
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