On 9/29/05, Gordon Messmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for your help,Mr.Gordon.
Yes, I tried to get the mail from stdin. But I didnt get that one. According to my requirement I need to re-write the header before it get forwared to shared folder. I tried to read the ./tmp of the respective folder but it shows nothing. I think the tmp can either be in file memory or in the main memory which we can't genaralise. can you please give me a sugession that I could read the mails on the incomming order(just need to read once while it arriving to particular Maildir),not through the any imap functions but through the file access methord inorder to re-write the mail header.
Thanks and Regards
Shyam
You can write a script that reads a messages on stdin, modifies the
information you want, and prints the message to stdout. Call that
script using "xfilter" in your maildrop filter file.
Thanks for your help,Mr.Gordon.
Yes, I tried to get the mail from stdin. But I didnt get that one. According to my requirement I need to re-write the header before it get forwared to shared folder. I tried to read the ./tmp of the respective folder but it shows nothing. I think the tmp can either be in file memory or in the main memory which we can't genaralise. can you please give me a sugession that I could read the mails on the incomming order(just need to read once while it arriving to particular Maildir),not through the any imap functions but through the file access methord inorder to re-write the mail header.
Thanks and Regards
Shyam
