On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 the voices made [EMAIL PROTECTED] write:
> > :0
> > * ^X-Spam-Status:[ ]*\/.*
> > {
> > MATCH=`perl -e '$ENV{"MATCH"} =~ s/exa/mple/i; print $ENV{"MATCH"}'`
> > :0fh
> > | formail -I "X-Spama-Status: $MATCH"
> > }
> Maybe my perl program goes in where your `perl -e' is. Not sure I see how,
> but probably just overlooking the obvious.
Yes, that's where your program goes; perl -e is simply a one line-program
(on the command line instead of in a file).
> So will `my_script' know what env{"MATCH"} is? I can use it like:
Yes, it will, and no... you can't; $ENV{"MATCH"} is a single line with the
contents of the header.
/Tony
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