On Tue, Jul 12, 2005 at 12:21:10PM -0700, Ric Otte wrote:
Hi,
I have a multi-boot machine, and use the same home directory with
different debian distributions. If I am checking mail and the spam
filter /usr/bin/qsf exists, I would like to pipe my mail through it.
But if it doesn't exist, I don't want to try to pipe the mail through
it. I tried all sorts of things, such as the following, but all were
unsuccessful:
:0
| test [ -e /usr/bin/qsf ]
:0 wf
| qsf -sra
This was the closer recpie. What you're looking for is:
:0wf
? test -x /usr/bin/qsf
| /usr/bin/qsf -sra
I would sugest the -x test for 'FILE exists and is executable' as
opposed to just existance.
--
Till Later, Jake <karrde+procmail(_at_)viluppo(_dot_)net>
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