On Sat, Oct 09, 2004 at 12:57:06PM -0500, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Dallman Ross wrote:
Well, it still seems to be the explanation, just via a slightly
different angle than I was thinking. That's because
formail -k -I "X-Loop: something"
doesn't work; it errors out.
Hmm. That's a bug. Without -x, -X, or -r, -k is a no-op, so it's
harmless to specify it. Your test had no -X in it.
Without the -k, the formail stuff works fine. And without the
-I and X-Loop, it also works -- though I don't really think Don
wants the -k option to formail.
He needs it to keep -X from dropping the body.
Okay. I see now what he's doing with the -k and why he wanted
the -X's. you're right, he does want them. He's discarding all
headers except the ones specified. Fine, this works for me
in testing, and I would hope it would work on Don's Solaris
server. I see no reason for the "w" flag, so I took it out.
I certainly can see no use for a lockfile.
:0
* !^X-Loop: xloop(_at_)mydom(_dot_)com
* ^Subject:.*ABCD dead_letter
* ^To:(_dot_)*admin(_at_)mydom(_dot_)com
| formail -k -X "From:" -X "Subject:" \
-I "To: whomever" \
-X "To:" \
-A "X-Loop: xloop(_at_)mydom(_dot_)com" \
-X "X-Loop:" \
| $SENDMAIL $SENDMAILFLAGS -t
Don, if that doesn't work, turn on your verbose logging and
send the log output, please.
--
dman
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