1. There is a procmail mailing list, where questions like this are
discussed. Warning: although not as cranky as the sendmail list,
this group will encourage you to RTFM before posting your question.
see http://mailman.rwth-aachen.de/mailman/listinfo/procmail for
details.
2. Given that Martin seems to want both to write the Original To:
destination to the log, in combination with the normal verbose
output such as:
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat Nov 29 10:12:35 2003
Subject: FW: DMV VLF Calculator
Folder: /var/spool/mail/joseph 4997
it turns out that it won't be easy to break the race condition
between writing the "To: " target to the log, and the subsequent
write of the additional verbose information. That's because the
verbose output is written when the mail is delivered, and the "To:"
line will come ealier, and won't be serialized with respect to the
delivery output. It might be possible to serialize your entire
procmail file to get the write output, if you don't mind defeating
the potential parallelism.
3. Generrlly, when writing to the log, you'll want to add a newline
after witing the line of information. The idiom for this is to
first assign a variable for newline,
NL="
"
and then write to the log as follows:
DEST=`formail -X "To:"`
LOG='$DEST$NL"
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