On Thu, Jul 21, 2005 at 09:29:24AM -0500, Brian Harrell wrote:
1. If it is possible, is there any special global variables
needed to put at the top of that file?
2. If not possible, how can I "include" or "call" a recipe within
my .procmailrc file so that others on my server can "include"
several spam recipes as needed or opt-out of them as they wish.
I don't understand your first question. As to the second,
you could have users place a file in their $HOMEs if they want
to run the recipes.
5:01pm [~/Mail] 882[0]> cat .opt-in
RUN_ANTISPAM=y
Then, in the /etc/procmailrc,
INCLUDERC = $HOME/.opt-in
If it's not there, you'll get a "Couldn't read" error in the
log, but it won't do any harm. If you don't like that,
though, well, you can run test:
:0
* ? test -r $HOME/.opt-in
{ RUN_ANTISPAM = y }
If the file was there, they must want to do it.
But if people are going to put a marker file in their dirs,
they might just as easily just put an INCLUDERC in their
.procmailrc, right?
Dallman
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