Re: ifile or similar

[Clemens Fischer <ino-e80fb418@spotteswoode.de.eu.org>]

Anders Wegge Jakobsen <wegge@bakkelygaard.dk> writes:

> "Adam" == Adam Sjøgren <spamtrap@koldfront.dk> writes:
>
>  If you're already using procmail for splitting mail, it is pretty
> straightforward to do:
>
>         FOLDER=`ifile -gwc -Q |cut -d' ' -f1`.spool
>         #
>         :0:
>         $FOLDER

i'm not sure about the options.  the most recent version ifile-1.0.7
has (finally!) an option for easier scripting.  the call should be
more like:

# -ino: 2-20.08.02-20:08 new option "-c" with version 1.0.7:
FOLDER=`/usr/local/bin/ifile -cQ`

the option "-c" or "--concise" works with "-q" (query database for
classification) and "-Q", which queries the database /and/ inserts the
statistics of the current document into it.  this obsoletes:

#FOLDER=`ifile -g -v0 -Q |head -1 |cut -d' ' -f1`

the "-c" option basically does what the extranous "|cut ..."  pipe is
(propably) supposed to do.

the "-w" option in your invocation would make ifile lex for white
space separated words.  i think it is better to let it use the default
lexer, which considers punctuations as well, thus including statistics
on typical host name particles and header values.

clemens