Hello, I'm stuck on a small procmail problem. I need to take all mail sent from a certain address and rather heavily edit it with shell (thought about formail, but it's easier for me to do it all in shell). The problem is that I get the original copy of the mail, after procmail runs this fine: :0c * ^From:.*user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx | cat >> /home/myuser/mailoutput ; \ /bin/sh /home/myuser/EditMail.sh I tried using it with " :0 f " for filter in various combinations, but then I couldn't get the shell commands to execute no matter what. How can I get it to *not* send the actual email, but have it all terminate on the procmail with it writing to /home/myuser/mailoutput and executing the shell command? Placing /dev/null in various places didn't do anything. The shell script, if it matters, basically runs a series of cats/sed's/various other edits on the incoming mail, remailing relevant bits or adding them into text databases based on the content in the file "/home/myuser/mailoutput". Regards, Joe -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
