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From: Rudi F. <rud...@go...> - 2013-03-04 00:31:12
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Voilá https://github.com/valkum/postfixadmin/commit/08cccdff6880d69d4523b40471c079ab13f23b2b Am Sonntag, 3. März 2013 21:51:38 schrieb Rudi Floren: > That means that the code is not well done. > > It should have a structure like: > * get all information from header part > * test against some patterns and set a variable to send or not to send. > * send a vacation mail if the variable is true or something else. > > I would create patch but i don't have enough time. > > Am Sonntag, 3. März 2013 21:05:44 schrieb Christian Boltz: >> Hello, >> >> Am Sonntag, 3. März 2013 schrieb Tanstaafl: >>> If all it does is store info for later, why/how does it prevent my >>> line from being evaluated if it comes after this line? >> >> That's how the if / elsif / else block works: >> >> The first "true" condition (which is the "/^from:\s*(.*)\n$/i" check for >> lines starting with "from:") "wins". This also means that the remaining >> "elsif" conditions and the "else" are not even checked. >> >> To give you an (I hope) easily understandable example: >> >> if ( $day == my_birthday ) { >> go_out_for_lunch_with_friends; >> } elsif ( $day == sunday ) >> go_to_church; >> } else { >> go_to_work; >> } >> >> This pseudocode translates to: >> >> If it's your birthday, then you go out for lunch with some friends - and >> don't care about going to church or your work because you are in the >> restaurant with your friends ;-) >> >> If it's not your birthday, then you go (depending on the weekday) to >> church or to work. >> >> Well, real life isn't that easy, but you should get the point ;-) >> >> >> Regards, >> >> Christian Boltz |
