Many thanks :-)
That does seem to have done the trick.
On Mon, 2009-11-09 at 18:36 -0800, Professional Software Engineering
wrote:
At 19:18 2009-11-09 -0600, JW Simpson wrote:
I've been chasing my tail on this one for a while now.Is this a bug?Is
there anything I can do to work around it?
'man procmailrc'
Read up on the 'i' flag
I need to use echo to rewrite the body of certain messages.But sometimes
this works and sometimes it doesn't.
look at your logs. The messages it doesn't work on are the larger
ones. That's because echo isn't reading it's standard input, but for very
small sizes of messages, the entire message exists in procmail's write
buffer so it doesn't see that echo didn't read it. For larger messages,
procmail is sitting there after the program invocation completes, and it's
saying "hey, you didn't read the entire message -- there must have been an
error". the 'i' flag tells procmail you realize that the delivery may not
read the entire message, and to accept that as a successful delivery.
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