Gary Funck wrote:
Actually, no. My thought was that procmail would remove the
first set of quotes, thus, we need to leave another set of
quotes for the shell. - Gary
I ran a series of tests on my system to see how it would respond,
using my default email and putting the word 'test' into the subject
line. I used this base as my first test:
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VERBOSE=yes
:0
* ^To.*fanofjesus
* ^Subject.*test
| (formail -r -A "X-Loop: mydomain.com" ; \
echo '# This is a test' ) | $SENDMAIL $SENDMAILFLAGS -t -fadmin
VERBOSE=no
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For the second test, I change the echo statement to
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echo '"# This is a test"'
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And for the third, I changed it to
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echo "# This is a test"
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Every single time, the response email was sent (and received)
as expected. The second test, using '" "', the "" remained in the
body of the reply email, but the other two were fine.
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