On Fri, Oct 22, 2004 at 09:48:38AM -0700, Bart Schaefer wrote:
Dallman is correct about needing only one formail, but he's got the -s
in the wrong place; it has to come last.
formail -cf -X "X-Spam-Status" -s < mailbox ; echo $?
Thanks; that's what I meant to type. I screwed up and didn't
copy-and-paste from the working version I'd tried on my command line.
Insted, I cloned the original and edited it, badly. _Mea culpa_.
Here, still in my shell history for recall with one "f" and the
up-arrow:
[217.86.14.114 -> panix5] {dman} [0.62]
6:55pm [~/Mail] 505[1]> formail < spam -s formail -cf -X 'X-Spam-Status' ;
echo $?
X-Spam-Status: yes
X-Spam-Status: no
74
[217.86.14.114 -> panix5] {dman} [0.77]
6:55pm [~/Mail] 506[0]> formail -cf -X 'X-Spam-Status' -s < spam ; echo $?
X-Spam-Status: yes
X-Spam-Status: no
0
Thanks for the other info on redireciton pliancy.
--
dman
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