Dave Wilson said:
> > Sure! -- use slocal. .forward has:
> >
> > "| /usr/lib/nmh/slocal -user jm || exit 75"
>> Hmm that's really cool. Stupid question: can I invoke that from
> Procmail, after having invoked another program which may have
> edited the message?
>> Background: I like MAPS RBL,DUL,RSS, but I don't like blackholing.
> So sendmail uses procmail as a delivery agent, and /etc/procmailrc
> contains
>> :0 f
> | rblchk X-Antispam 10
>> ...which is a perl program will add an X-Antispam header, then
> deliver the message to /var/spool/mail/username or wherever
> ~/.procmailrc instructs it to. Is there a right way to invokej
> rblchk from slocal, or slocal from procmail in such a way that
> procmail won't try to re-deliver the message after slocal has
> done the job?
I'd say so, but I don't know anything about rblchk and very little about
procmail ;) Unfortunately I do know that slocal won't allow you to
pipe a message through a prog and carry on running with the processed
message, so that's one option down.
--j.
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