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PROGRAM:
NAME
Yample - Yet Another Mail Processing Language.
DESCRIPTION
Yample is an MDA - a mail delivery agent. It accepts a message via standard input and
stores this message in a maildir or in a mbox.
Yample tries to incorporate the power of Perl and Mail::Internet, Mail::Spamassassin and
the other Mail modules whilst maintaining an friendly syntax. Yample was written due to a
personal conflict with Procmails syntax.
Look at the following lines, taken from "man procmailex";
:0 c * ^From.*peter * ^Subject:.*compilers ! [email protected]
:0 A
petcompil
This can be implemented like this in Yample;
sender(peter) and subject(compilers) unseen resend([email protected]) sender(peter)
and subject(compilers) mbox(petcompil)
OPTIONS
--help
Help!
--mailbase <maildir>
This option is prepended to any destinations you have. Default is ~/Maildir/.
--logfile
Yamples logfile. Default is ~/.yample/log.
--loglevel <0-4>
Loglevel. 4 - Debug, 3 - info, 2 - warnings, 1 - errors, 0 - nothing.
--spamassassin
Load Mail::Spamassassin and run the mail through it.
--spamc
Run the message through spamc. Yample will look for spamc in the $PATH unless you set
--spamc-path.
--spamc-path /path/to/spamc
Where spamc resides.
--dubdb <file>
The message id database - used for duplicate suppression.
--rules <file>
The rule file.
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