Hello
Maybe try grep? Something like "grep -v ^Delivered" would
accomplish the same thing you're trying for with that awk command
(though also note that it will delete lines from your mail if any
of them start with "Delivered").
Jesse
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From: <dbmail@dbmail.org>
To: <dbmail@dbmail.org>
Subject: [Dbmail] a problem with awk and .qmail
Sent: Wed, 5 Mar 2003 14:51:53 -0300 (CLST)
> Hi All!!!
>
> I will explain my problem in detailed form because maybe the idea work's
> great to other people's..
>
> ------
> I'm very happy, this morning i found the problem with my dbmail + qmail,
> it's a user and group for linux, i applied to my dbmail a distinct user
> from my qmail, and with ".qmail" try to execute "dbmail-smtp", crash...
> ------
>
> Well, my real problem..
>
> I need backup every mail of users send to and from my system.
>
> for this i create a mix with qmail + vpopmail + dbmail
>
> whith qmail and vpopmail i control the "real users" and i patch my qmail
> for deliver a copy for every mail in a count "backup", this receives then
> a copy of all mail that it happens through my system.
>
> In this count i put the ".qmail" with "| /.../dbmail-smtp -d
> ${RECIPIENT:10}, and this work's great, all mail is inserted in my
> DBMAIL(MYSQL)
>
> I have multiple domains in my system (domain.com, domain2.com).
>
> I add to the dbmail 2 domains and 2 count's , backups ([EMAIL PROTECTED]
> and [EMAIL PROTECTED]) and i have 2 alias for this count's
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <- @domain.com
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <- @domain2.com
>
> THE PROBLEM:
>
> All mail arrived in this count brings with himself a:
>
> "Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" <- this is add for
> qmail+vpopmail
>
> and for this, dbmail only append mails to first account
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", and never to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"..
>
> I need , before inject the mail in the "dbmail-smtp", remove the line
> "Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> for dbmail see a original message and put it in the right backup/domain user
>
> I try with "awk" in ".qmail"
>
> | awk '!/Delivered/ { print $0 }'| /var/qmail/dbmail/dbmail-smtp -d
> ${RECIPIENT:10}
>
> bu this not work, my level in "awk" is zero, and i suspect that the idea
> is good but the execution is incorrect .
>
>
>
>
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