Thanks to both responders.I understand now what the problems was. I
will look into redirecting using aliases but on my test rig I used the
following to get this working.
if ($Subject =~ /\brun ls \b/i) {
$cmd = ls;
$tmp = `$cmd`;
}
Pete.
On Sat, 8 Jan 2011 16:55:47 -0800 (PST), kd6...@yahoo.com wrote:
--- On Sat, 1/8/11, David F. Skoll d...@roaringpenguin.com wrote:
pete p...@nevill.uk.net wrote:
I would like to call a system command when a specific subject
string
is passed.
if ($Subject =~ /\run ls\b/i) {
system(/bin/ls);
}
This works the first time when I send a mail with run ls in the
subject line but causes mimedefang to crash.
The problem is that your filter *must not* print anything ...
Definently not good. Look into sending the mail to a program instead
(cf. sendmail's aliases database - entries starting with |).
If using the aliases database, you may want to end the command with
an ||exit 0 just in case it fails - so a DSN isn't sent back to the
sender (unless you want errors to be reported). There are some cases
(e.g. spamtraps feeding |spamassassin -k) that shouldn't DNS back
on
errors.
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