On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 02:18:30AM +0100, Holger Wahlen wrote:
* Dallman Ross wrote:
[The OP wrote:]
In fact, I would be happy to bypass my script altogether, if
I could get procmail to just save the file somewhere with the
Reply-To address as the filename, but I couldn't figure out
how to do that either.
In the brackets below are a caret, a space, and a tab.
:0:
* ^Reply-To:.*\/[^ ].*
/path/to/$MATCH
That's ok if there's just
Reply-To: someone(_at_)example(_dot_)com
but not for
Reply-To: Some Person <someone(_at_)example(_dot_)com>
(assuming that only the address itself is supposed to be the file name),
or is it?
Ah. Good point. I was thinking of something like Delivered-To:,
which on my system always has only an email address after one space
char. Actually, looking in some recent good mail of mine, the
only Reply-To: fields I find have an address and, usually, <surround-
brackets>, but no Gecos name or other text. But though I haven't
looked at the RFCs, I suspect a Gecos name there is OK.
Well, if he want's to save the whole line, what I wrote will still
work, but only if $MATCH is put in quotation marks.
/path/to/"$MATCH"
The file will have whitespace in it, then.
If he really wants only the address part, here are two ways:
REPLYTO = `formail -I From -I Return-Path -rt -zcx To`
:0:
* ^Reply-To:
/path/to/"$REPLYTO"
(Don't bother if there was not Reply-To: field.)
or
SPACE = ' '
TAB = ' '
WS = $SPACE$TAB
:0
* $ ^Reply-To:.*\/[^$WS<([]+(_at_)[a-z0-9_-]+[(_dot_)][a-z]+
/path/to/"$MATCH"
Dallman
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