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How to use Procmail with PHP?

I am trying to use procmail to send email to a PHP script, so the script will check the MySQL database and edit the subject line based on the email of the sender. I believe that I have a working procmail for this:

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* ^To:.*@barrett.com
! '/usr/local/bin/php-5.2 -f $HOME/ticket/emailcustcheck.php'

However, I'm not sure exactly how procmail executes this command. How email is transferred to a PHP script, and therefore, how can I link to it inside a script?

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The correct syntax for connecting to a script is

:0   # no lock file
* ^To:.*@barrett\.com
| /usr/local/bin/php-5.2 -f $HOME/ticket/emailcustcheck.php  # no quotes, use pipe

The action !will try to redirect to an email address, but, of course, a long line with the path to your PHP interpreter is not a valid email address.

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