At 08:39 2008-12-03 -0700, his gooey kreminess wrote:
:0fw
| formail -i"Status: RO"-i"X-Kreme: NO"
Make sure there's whitespace between the closing quotes of the first
argument and the second. Otherwise, you're likely to end up with the
second header just being part of the first (and with a -i in there to boot).
I'll betcha that fixes your problem.
however, the header isn't getting added. I'm pretty sure I've seen
that syntax of adding multiple headers before (although all the
example I can find are using -I instead of -I; but that shouldn't
matter, should it?) but something must be wrong.
The casing has to do with whether any existing header is preserved by
renaming, or if it is simply replaced. -a, -A, -i, -I all perform a
similar function (adding headers), but they handle the presence of existing
headers in different ways. -i should be fine in your instance.
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