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At Thu, 22 Aug 2002 08:26:41 -0500 (CDT),
Joseph W, Breu wrote:
include will only include a set of statements in the format, include
"/path/to/my/stuff" but I am not sure if you can include something that
is created on the fly. You could try something like:
'/path/to/my/perl/script > /path/to/my/mailfilter/perltemp'
include "/path/to/my/mailfilter/perltemp"
But I have a nasty feeling that this would send the message to the
script and exit.
That's kind of what I figured. I resorted to modifying a .mailfilter in
the user directory, and then changed my maildroprc file to read:
exception {
include "/var/spool/mail/$DEFAULT/.mailfilter"
}
Then, I modified the web app that the users can use to generate their
filters to write out a new .mailfilter when they are finished editing.
This could be something to share with others as I have seen this query
before. Maybe we need a contrib section in the maildrop tar file.
Sean
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