Hello,
I have a procmailrc file with the standard structure:
-------------------------------------------
Recipe 1
if (condition)
file to folder_1
Recipe 2
if (another condition)
file to folder_2
....
DEFAULT_FOLDER
--------------------------------------------
I'm calling procmail from a shell script which scans a maildir, on one
message every time . I need the script to know to which folder
procmail delivered a recipe. If I understand correctly, the right or
simplest way to do it is setting EXITCODE, isn't it?
The question is, what is the right syntax to add an EXITCODE statement
to a generic recipe, right before or after the destination folder?
Simply adding curly braces around the folder name at the end of the
recipe, that is going, for example, from:
------------------------------------------------------------
#some processing and checking. if the preceeding conditions matched,
#then file this message in folder_N
:0A:
folder_n
-----------------------------------------------------------
to:
------------------------------------------------------------
#some processing and checking. if the preceeding conditions matched,
#then file this message in folder_N
:0A:
{
EXITCODE=N
folder_n
}
-----------------------------------------------------------
At least, this is what I understand from procmailex. Am I right?
TIA,
Marco
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