# $Id: procmailrc.mlm,v 1.1 2005/07/11 22:36:38 ca Exp $
# Generic procmailrc script to deal with mailing list managers (mlm).
# Contributed by Philip Guenther.
#
# - it requires one local user, here: smxmlm
# - this works for mlm that have two different programs for execution
# and take the listname as argument.
#
# - entries in aliases:
# o accept mail for smxmlm+detail:
# smxmlm++:	local:
# 
# o redirect mail to mailing lists to smxmlm + mailing-list:
# sm9-design-request:     smxmlm+sm9-design-request
# sm9-design-editor:      smxmlm+sm9-design-editor
# sm9-design-subscribe:   smxmlm+sm9-design-subscribe
# sm9-design-unsubscribe: smxmlm+sm9-design-unsubscribe
# sm9-design-owner:       smxmlm+sm9-design-owner
# sm9-users-request:      smxmlm+sm9-users-request
# sm9-users-editor:       smxmlm+sm9-users-editor
# ...
# Note: this does not work for virtual hosting,
# currently $HOST is used as domain part.

MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail
LOGFILE=$MAILDIR/procmail.log
COMSAT=no
BINDIR=$HOME/bin
VERBOSE=YES

# get +detail, i.e., arg=detail
arg=$1

# -owner mail gets fed to bouncequeue; extract the listname
# from the argument.  This is ugly because of limitations in
# how extraction works in procmail's regexps
# 1. check that argument (+detail) ends in "-owner".
# 2. get begin of detail up to last "-"
# 3. cut off trailing "-"
:0 w
* arg ?? -owner^^
* arg ?? ^^\/.+-
* MATCH ?? ^^\/.*[^-]
| $BINDIR/bouncequeue "$MATCH@$HOST"

# All other address get fed to queue.  The 'E' flag is so
# that this recipe won't be run if bouncequeue failed
:0 Ew
| $BINDIR/queue "$arg@$HOST"

# If we reach here, then bouncequeue or queue failed.
# Set EXITCODE from their exit status so that the LMTP
# response reflects their failure.
EXITCODE = $?