By the way, I've never seen a "Phill" with 2 L's before.
My brother is Phillip, but he still writes "Phil."
It is a little unusual, but it's just the way I've always done it.
Interestingly, I saw a plumber's van the other day with Phill written
on the side with 2 L's so there's obviously a few of us!
This recipe adds a message header called "X-PMERule" but attachments
get corrupted:
:0:
* ^TO_.*
| formail -A "X-PMERule: Pass thro to default">>$DEFAULT
I don't see why it wouldn't work, off-hand, but that's
not the usual way to do things. Also, you don't need
that condition, and the trailing ".*" is pointless. Just
leave off the condition if you don't want a condition.
Thanks. Procmail isn't my strong point so I'm sure my recipes are
generally a bit kludgy.
Try:
:0 fw h
| formail -A "X-PMERule: Pass thro to default"
:0 A:
$DEFAULT
This worked (as did the one from the other poster) and the attachments
are coming through fine now.
Thanks to everyone for helping.
Regards,
Phill
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