cheers( again );
> > Just define all criteria, that have to be met and as a last criteria set
> > 'pipe message to shell command'. That will execute the command only,
> > when all other criteria are met. Action is void, so is the return status
> > of that shell command. ;-)
> >
> > That should do the job, although it is not obvious for non programmers.
>
> I thought about that, but didn't know if evo filtering could do the
> trick that way. I have a lot of filters, so I don't think stopping on
> false would work to well for me. ;)
OK, what about 'shell command' 'echo' instead? It really doesn't matter.
And if your last shell command Criterion always will return a code that
will fail that Filter, the Action even isn't evaluated.
> > > I've got the script logging when it is called. It does get called. It
> > > isn't a shell script, it is a python script.
> >
> > So what do you expect is interpreting the shebang line, if not a shell?
> > #!/usr/bin/python
>
>
> I know how that works, I just wanted to be clear in the event that the
> mechanism was not set up to run non-shell scripts, like you mention:
Yeah, shell 'script' should be better shell 'command'...
> > I really assume, 'shell script' even could be 'wine msoffice'... >:->
>
> I've seen somewhere int he archives that command arguments do not get
> passed (and had verified that is true), so there may have been a "odd"
> way of doing it. I'd really like to have a filter *action* that I could
> pipe the message to. This, I believe, would also aid spamassassin
> integration.
Command arguments _do_ get passed and you even can use pipes...
> (BTW, when I do a reply-to-list on this, it winds up being the same as
> reply-all :( if the list is not in the to: this seems to be the case but
> I guess that's a separate issue. ;^) )
Reply-To-List works pretty fine for me.
...guenther
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