I'm in procmail 3.22 and this statement works
LISTNAME=`/bin/echo $FIRSTPART | /usr/bin/awk -F= '{print $1}'`
But this statement does not work
LISTDESCRIPTION=`/bin/echo $MYLISTSDATA | /usr/bin/awk -F\t '{print
$8}'`
What's the difference between passing in an = symbol and the \t ?
I've tried various combinations of -F\\t -F\\\t "-F\t" etc, but without
success.
I'm guessing the backslash is causing Procmail to go a bit crazy.
Can anybody give me some insight.
Thank you.
mark
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