Michelle Konzack wrote:
Am 2005-08-22 14:15:15, schrieb Bruce Johnson:
I want every mail sent to this user to go through the filter. This is
the account our mail server AV software is sending 'virus found'
messages to. For various reasons we want to keep a copy of all the
messages, but the perl script is parsing out two lines of the
message: the name of the virus found and the originating sender.
why not:
:0fw
| $HOME/procvir.pl >> procvir.log
:0
msg
The "f" flag assumes you filter the message through the procvir.pl
program, but you capture the output and append that to a file.
The output of that filter is empty and you'll get an empty
message in the "msg" folder. Or isn't it?
Shouldn't that be simply?
:0 c:
| $HOME/procvir.pl >> procvir.log
:0
mbox
AND you have to make sure that the user ("virusalert" as seen
in another mail in this thread) has write permission in the procvir.log
file.
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