use warnings;
use Email::Filter;
use Email::LocalDelivery;
-sub usage { "Usage:\n".join('',grep(/\t/, `head -n 24 $0`)) }
+sub usage { "Usage:\n".join('',grep(/\t/, `head -n 12 $0`)) }
my $spool = shift @ARGV or die usage();
my $dir = shift @ARGV or die usage();
-d $dir or die "$dir is not a directory\n";
$dir .= '/' unless $dir =~ m!/\z!;
foreach my $sub (qw(cur new tmp)) {
- -d "$dir/$sub" or mkdir $sub or die "mkdir $dir/$sub failed: $!\n";
+ my $nd = "$dir/$sub";
+ -d $nd and next;
+ mkdir $nd or die "mkdir $nd failed: $!\n";
}
foreach my $n (grep(/\d+\z/, glob("$spool/*"))) {
my $s = $f->simple;
# gmane rewrites Received headers, which increases spamminess
- my @h = $s->header('Original-Received');
- if (@h) {
- $s->header_set('Received', @h);
- $s->header_set('Original-Received');
+ # Some older archives set Original-To
+ foreach my $x (qw(Received To)) {
+ my @h = $s->header("Original-$x");
+ if (@h) {
+ $s->header_set($x, @h);
+ $s->header_set("Original-$x");
+ }
}
# triggers for the SA HEADER_SPAM rule