Hi David,
On Tue 21 Nov 23:38, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Nick,
This evening I had a look at the procmail source code and I _think_ I
could hack such a facility into it. Should I? I did come up with a
test recipe to do what I want, but I think it is somewhat evil to say
the least:
:0 c
* ^From:(_dot_)*njm(_at_)njm
* ^Subject:.(Re: |)testing
testing/
:0 a
* ^From:(_dot_)*njm(_at_)njm
{
:0 W
| mv $LASTFOLDER ${LASTFOLDER}:2,F
:0
/dev/null
}
Is there a better way to do this?
I don't know if there's a better approach, but there's a better way to
code your current one.
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* ^From:(_dot_)*njm(_at_)njm
* ^Subject:.(Re: )?testing
{
TRAP='mv $LASTFOLDER $LASTFOLDER:2,F'
:0
testing/
}
Perfect! Many thanks for that. When I read about TRAP in the manual it
didn't quite register with me what it actually did. Now I've used it,
seen what gets logged, it starts to make sense. :-)
Cheers,
Nick.
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