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I've managed to do that with awk:
/^Host:/{
split($2, h, ":");
subject = "[" $2 "]";
command = "mail -r test@" h[1];
a = $0;
next
}
/^Alert:/{
split($0, h, ": ");
...

The outgoing messages resulting from the split will be consumed downstream by our monitoring system, which will convert the email message (headers + body) into an event.

Since the incoming...

Thanks DGPickett for you input!

The format of the Subject line is described above. The Sender (From) address will be the hostname portion of the value of the "Host:" line (e.g. admin@test1.local)...

Actually the Subject header is dynamic and will contain the concatenation of the
values of the Alert, Host & Created lines (e.g. Host Down on test1.local:30000 at 2013/06/13 14:11 GMT).

I've...

Hi,

I'm using procmail to ingest incoming messages. The goal is to split the message body into chunks and forward those to a different adddress. Here's a sample of the message body:


Group:...