Hi All,
Im trying to dig up some ancient procmail knowledge and I cant seem to find
it. All I want to do is take a email look at the subject line extract out
a variable and use that variable to send the email to an file based on that
name to be processed later;
Example:
recipe:
LOGFILE=$HOME/.procmailrc.log
MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail
VERBOSE=yes
PATH=/usr/bin
:0:
* ^FROM
bipublisher-notification@oracle.com
{
EGR = `formail -xSubject: | /bin/sed -e 's/([A-Z]{2,3}\d{2}|PROD)//g'`
/tmp/bi_pub_"$EGR"
}
:0
* ^FROM
bipublisher-report@oracle.com
/dev/null
the string in the subject line:
Oracle BI Publisher Notification: [DEV01]: Job was successfully processed.
so sed looks for 2 or 3 capital letters 2 numbers or the word PROD. and Im
trying to write out to /tmp/bi_pub_DEV01 or whatever the value from the EGR
variable.
Any guidance would be helpful. The online resources seem a little obtuse.
Sean
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