On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 10:09 PM, Joyce Gutierrez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > > > | perl /home/sms/massms/newsms.pl $SENDER $TO $BODY $SUBJECT >> > /home/sms/massms/maillog.txt >
You should quote shell arguments to avoid word splitting. e.g. "$SENDER" "$TO" "$BODY" "$SUBJECT" Consult the bash(1) manual about word splitting. [...] > Subject: Hi there this is a Test > Message: hello this is a test, > > With this message, the passed values to my perl script would be Subject: Hi > and Body: there.. > That should only happen when the order of arguments is: ... $SUBJECT $BODY > whenever a space is detected in the subject of the email, it parses the > subject and assigns the other part of the subject as the body. With this, > the whole body of the email is not passed to my perl script... > > Could anyone please point out what could be the problem with my procmail > script? > I could point more problems but I don't think you should worry about them now. :-)
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