Hi
I have some certain rules that procmail must do, It works, but seems to skip
some e-mail.
I need procmail to apply the rules and changes to all the e-mails.
How do I achieve this ?
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Thank You
Jenda Mudron
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 07:56:20 +0200, Jenda Mudron wrote:
>
> I have some certain rules that procmail must do, It works, but
> seems to skip some e-mail.
> I need procmail to apply the rules and changes to all the e-mails.
> How do I achieve this ?
The crack, mind-reading procmail team is on
Summer holiday at this time.
But, you could re-post -- showing the rest
of us your recipe(s) and your VERBOSE=YES.
Jenda Mudron wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have some certain rules that procmail must do, It works, but seems to skip
> some e-mail.
>
> I need procmail to apply the rules and changes to all the e-mails.
>
> How do I achieve this ?
>
> --
>
> Thank You
> Jenda Mudron
>
>
>
>
Jenda,
You would need to post what your recipes are and what you are trying to
achieve.
Enable verbose loging:
VERBOSE=on
LOGFILE=filename
#recipes
After you receive an email, consult the LOGFILE and see what happened to
a message when it went through your recipes.
Without seeing what procmail is supposed to do, I am in no position to
recommend alterations or confirm its functionality.
AK
Jenda Mudron
> I have some certain rules that procmail must do, It works, but seems to skip
> some e-mail.
> I need procmail to apply the rules and changes to all the e-mails.
> How do I achieve this ?
2. Building a testbench. How can I test individual procmail recipes?
http://www.uwasa.fi/~ts/info/proctips.html
All the best, Timo
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Department of Accounting and Business Finance ; University of Vaasa
mailto:ts@uwasa.fi
Timo's FAQ materials at http://www.uwasa.fi/~ts/http/tsfaq.html
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, Jenda Mudron wrote:
JM> Hi
JM>
JM> I have some certain rules that procmail must do, It works, but seems to skip
JM> some e-mail.
JM>
JM> I need procmail to apply the rules and changes to all the e-mails.
JM>
JM> How do I achieve this ?
JM>
Well, you could post the recipes, a copy of the verbose log showing where
it skipped and a copy of the email it skipped. Then we will be able to
see what you are doing wrong.
--
Alan
( If replying by mail, please note that all "sardines" are canned.
There is also a password autoresponder but, unless this a very
old message, a "tuna" will swim right through. )
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wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 07:56:20 +0200, Jenda Mudron wrote:
>
>> I have some certain rules that procmail must do, It works, but
>> seems to skip some e-mail. I need procmail to apply the rules
>> and changes to all the e-mails. How do I achieve this ?
>
> The crack, mind-reading procmail team is on Summer holiday at
> this time.
:-))
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I heard that they tried to read Sam's mind and are still in
intensive care.
AC
Alan Connor wrote:
> On comp.mail.misc, in
>
> wrote:
>
>
>>On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 07:56:20 +0200, Jenda Mudron wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I have some certain rules that procmail must do, It works, but
>>>seems to skip some e-mail. I need procmail to apply the rules
>>>and changes to all the e-mails. How do I achieve this ?
>>
>>The crack, mind-reading procmail team is on Summer holiday at
>>this time.
>
>
> :-))
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------ ---
>
> I heard that they tried to read Sam's mind and are still in
> intensive care.
>
>
>
>
> AC
>
Alan,
The preceeding response was witty, yours is not.
Jenda asked a question. I doubt the person wishes to have this thread
turned into a flame war.
I appeal to the adults to hold off their response.
AK.
On comp.mail.misc, in
If anyone wonders why I don't read "AK's" posts, just check
google groups.
12,800 posts in the last year. 35 posts a day, on AVERAGE.
And I'd bet my right arm that he posts under more than one
alias. All compulsive posters do.
AC
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Usenet Beavis writes:
> On comp.mail.misc, in
>
>
>
> If anyone wonders why I don't read "AK's" posts, just check
> google groups.
I am absolutely certain that the number of people who wonder about Beavis's
posting habits is the same number of people who've managed to set foot on
Mars, to this date.
> 12,800 posts in the last year. 35 posts a day, on AVERAGE.
Here's a classical example of why you're such a stupid Beavis:
Searched all groups =09 Results 1 - 10 of 94 from Aug 18, 2004 to Aug 18, =
2005 for author:aktrader2@excite.com. (0.10 seconds)
It's 94 posts, Beavis, not 12,800.
Did you even try a Google query, you idjit, or just ran a random number
generator?
> And I'd bet my right arm that he posts under more than one
> alias. All compulsive posters do.
And I'll bet a cup of coffee for Bigfoot that you're about to announce that
you did not read this post, but now that I made that prediction you're going=
to drive yourself bonkers trying to figure out whether you should, or
shouldn't.
But this marvelous Beavis kookfart gives me the golden opportunity to
announce that a lost track has been found in a dusty corner on Abbey Road.
Presentingâ=A6
ALL HIS BLATHER
(To the tune of Beatles' "All My Loving")
Post a message, we'll start laughing,
At Beavis's latest rantings,
We know in advance that it's crap.
And while we all are in pain,
From all that laughing, again,
We wish that someone give him a slap.
All his blather,
Never proves to be true,
All his nonsense,
It's nothing but spew.
[ Interlude ]
And when he's finished with his kookfart,
To Bigfoot's he'll depart,
Because he says Bigfoot's his friend.
And then while he's away
For two weeks, we will pray
That he'll never will have a girlfriend.
All his blather,
Never proves to be true,
All his nonsense,
It's nothing but spew.
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Thank everybody for your responses.
I have done what you told me to do, and I get the following error in the
logs.
procmail: Error while writing to "formail -r -x "To:" | sed 's/ //g' # |
cut -d "@" -f1
procmail: Error while writing to " echo "$HOME" | cut -d "/" -f3"
ect.......
Now this is very new to me and do not have a clue how to fix this, I don't
even know what this means.
It is not for all the e-mail only some, and I can not find out what is
common in them that courses this to happen.
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Thank You
Jenda Mudron
083 440 26 29
"AK"
news:6IKdneqQha59VZneRVn-iw@comcast.com...
> Jenda Mudron wrote:
>
> > Hi
> >
> > I have some certain rules that procmail must do, It works, but seems to
skip
> > some e-mail.
> >
> > I need procmail to apply the rules and changes to all the e-mails.
> >
> > How do I achieve this ?
> >
> > --
> >
> > Thank You
> > Jenda Mudron
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Jenda,
>
> You would need to post what your recipes are and what you are trying to
> achieve.
>
> Enable verbose loging:
> VERBOSE=on
> LOGFILE=filename
>
> #recipes
>
>
> After you receive an email, consult the LOGFILE and see what happened to
> a message when it went through your recipes.
>
> Without seeing what procmail is supposed to do, I am in no position to
> recommend alterations or confirm its functionality.
>
> AK
Sam
> Usenet Beavis writes:
>
> > On comp.mail.misc, in
> >
> >
> >
> > If anyone wonders why I don't read "AK's" posts, just check
> > google groups.
>
> I am absolutely certain that the number of people who wonder about Beavis's
> posting habits is the same number of people who've managed to set foot on
> Mars, to this date.
>
> > 12,800 posts in the last year. 35 posts a day, on AVERAGE.
>
> Here's a classical example of why you're such a stupid Beavis:
>
> Searched all groups Results 1 - 10 of 94 from Aug 18, 2004 to Aug 18, 2005 for author:aktrader2@excite.com. (0.10 seconds)
>
> It's 94 posts, Beavis, not 12,800.
>
> Did you even try a Google query, you idjit, or just ran a random number
> generator?
>
> > And I'd bet my right arm that he posts under more than one
> > alias. All compulsive posters do.
Well there are indeed (more than) 12,800 '"AK's" posts'! So he
confused a 'nick'/'screen-name'/'alias' with an e-mail address and you
are going to hold *that* against him? They are both in the From: line,
aren't they? No need to nitpick!
BTW, in the same period "Sam" posted 126,000 times, so cut it out,
will you!?
[deleted]
AK
[deleted]
> I appeal to the adults to hold off their response.
OOPS! Sorry about that! Apparently I didn't qualify. :-( My 'excuse'
is AC's incorrect (non-)followup method, but it's a rather feeble one,
because I should have seen it coming.
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Frank Slootweg writes:
> Well there are indeed (more than) 12,800 '"AK's" posts'! So he
> confused a 'nick'/'screen-name'/'alias' with an e-mail address and you
> are going to hold *that* against him? They are both in the From: line,
> aren't they? No need to nitpick!
Well, Beavis does claim to be a big expert on these kinds of things.
> BTW, in the same period "Sam" posted 126,000 times, so cut it out,
> will you!?
Once my fingers start, they just can't stopâ=A6
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