Eric Smith squawked out on Monday 12-Nov-2012@01:05:14
I want all list mail to be saved to the appropriate list folder
and if they match a pattern in a file, also save to $DEFAULT.
This is what I am trying, multiple stanzas like these;
:0:
* ^x-mailing-list:([^ ]*\/\<.*)
{
:0c
$LISTDIR/`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[@\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e
's/.*://'`
:0
* ? egrep -if /home/eric/serialised_subjects
$DEFAULT
}
:0:
* ^x-list:([^ ]*\/\<.*)
{
:0c
$LISTDIR/`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[@\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e
's/.*://'`
:0
* ? egrep -if /home/eric/serialised_subjects
$DEFAULT
}
The behaviour without the `c' in :0c is that the mail is only saved in
the list dir. And with the `c' in :0c, the mail is saved
MULTIPLE times in list dirs (as it matches more than one list
regex condition) and one in the $DEFAULT.
What would be the correct implementation?
If your shell escape is producing multiple matches, then you probably should be
doing that separately, and then checking the output.
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