How can I remove a certain long line-wrapped header?
The header name is not unique, but its value is.
:0 fhw
* ^Header:.*somestring
| grep -vi '^Header:.*somestring'
would be perfect but doesn't work with wrapped headers. Unfortunately
formail doesn't have a full header remove option:
:0
* ^\/Header:.*somestring
| formail -I"$MATCH"
is no good (assuming the white space wouldn't break the pattern matching
in the first place). Even if I knew how to do it in sed, it wouldn't be
case-insensitive (unless I assumed gnu sed).
Has anyone found a solution for this already?
Thanks much,
Volker
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