At 19:42 2006-08-14 -0500, Jack Stone wrote:
I am trying to use a procmail recipe that first runs a perl script to get
the "remote IP" of a message,
Er, as versus parsing the message Received: headers from the top down
looking for the first line that is from a host other than your own? This
is doable within procmail - see the list archives.
What should I do with this variable to make it right?
You do realize that the perl script you're seeking help with is neither
written in procmail or maintained by the procmail maintainers. It isn't
even procmail-specific.
@msg = ; <---THIS cause error
Some idjut provided you with a broken perlscript. Perhaps you could report
the error to the author. At a minimum, the author should have had a
comment about the variety of things you might put there (though STDIN is
the logical choice, given the script outputs to STDOUT)
try this:
@msg = <STDIN>;
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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