At 13:36 2010-01-21 -0800, Alex Rodriguez wrote:
:0:
{
ORIGSUBJECT=`formail -c -xSubject:`
* ^Subject:.$ORIGSUBJECT
${DEFAULT}
}
For $ORIGSUBJECT to be parsed properly, you should have $ before the
subject regexp. What is the purpose of this - if it were syntactically
correct, which as I point out in my other post, it isn't - the logic is
"get the subject" followed by "if the subject of this message is equal to
the subject of this message..." (excepting issues with leading
whitespace). One might think you'd want to add '-z' as a parm to formail.
In the end though, this seems like a nonsensical recipe.
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