Hi all. I'm wanting to test a perlfilter script, and from what I
can figure it wants a socket ID in ARGV when it starts. I'd like to test
this filter without having it run as one of Courier's mail filters. I can
probably come up with some wrapper around it, etc, but I don't understand
how to pass the file descriptor to the script. I've tried (in perl):
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open($handle, "mailfile");
$foo = '/usr/local/bin/spamassassin-filter.pl ' . $handle;
print `$foo`;
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That doesn't work. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
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Sunet Internet
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