Michael Bluejay wrote Thursday, March 26, 2009 21:33:
I didn't know about $MATCH. I'm content to use that if it
solves my problem, but I can't my recipe to match the address,
as I'll explain.
I figured out how to get Sendmail to set the
Return-Path: header, so I'm injecting the subscriber's email
address into it when I send out a mailing list message like so:
bounces+user-at-example(_dot_)com(_at_)example(_dot_)com
I'm trying to extract the relevant bit (user-at-example.com)
from the
bounce message with this pattern:
* ^To:.*bounces\+\/.+!(@example.com)
But my .procmail logfile says "No match" on that pattern.
What's wrong with my recipe?
The last syntax with the bang is not a standard regex.
Try:
:0:
* ^To:[^+]+[+]\/.*@
* MATCH ?? ^^\/(_dot_)*[^(_at_)]
/path/to/$MATCH
Or do you literally write "-at-" instead of "@" in the conversion
you do in sendmail? If so, you could change it back in procmail
or with a simple pipe to sed, which is a bit easier:
:0:
* ^To:[^+]+[+]\/[^(_at_)]+
/path/to/`echo $MATCH | sed 's/-at-/@/'`
Or an all-procmail way:
:0
* ^To:[^+]+[+]\/[^(_at_)]+
{
REPLYTO = $MATCH
:0
* REPLYTO ?? ^^\/.*-at-
* MATCH ?? ^^\/.*[^a]
* MATCH ?? ^^\/.*[^-]
{ } LOCALPART = $MATCH
:0:
* REPLYTO ?? -at-\/.*
/path/to/$LOCALPART(_at_)$MATCH
}
That is untested, but I think it will work.
Dallman
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