Thanks for you help, this HACK showed me how flexible/configurable is the
MHonArc system ! ( by the way it's working ! )
R.
pH
>From: Earl Hood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: List the recepient of the message in -LITemplate- ?
>Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 13:05:00 -0700
>
>On July 1, 1999 at 09:31, "Simeon ben Nevel" wrote:
>
> > Peter Hrobar said:
> > > --> I'm using the MHonArc standard input to receive messages from
>qmail
> > > (via a .qmail file). Is there any tool which can copy ( or merge ) the
>TO:
> > > field of the message to the SUBJECT field on the fly ?
> >
> > You can use a combination of procmail (to intercept the message) and
> > formail (part of the procmail package) to manipulate the headers.
> >
> > As part of the process you can use procmail to deliver the message to
> > MHonArc. There's LOADS of procmail/formail information on the net...
>
>This is probably the cleanest solution.
>
>The alternative is to modify the MHonArc source to insert the to: field
>value into the subject. Or, *WARNING* *HACK* *HACK*, you can use
>the SUBJECTSTRIPCODE to do this if you take advantage of some MHonArc
>internals. When SUBJECTSTRIPCODE is evaluated, you should be able
>to access the parsed message header by access the %fields hash.
>Example:
>
><SubjectStripCode>
>
>## Grab To: field. We assume only one To: field defined in message.
>my $to = $fields{'to'};
>
>## Grab "human" name (use extract_email_address if you want address).
>## This assumes only a single receipient in To: field. If not, a more
>## complex extraction may be required.
>my $name = extract_email_name($to);
>
>## Set Subject that MHonArc will use. We just prepend name.
>$_ = "$name: $_";
>
></SubjectStripCode>
>
>This is untested, so user beware.
>
> --ewh
>
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