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so what I'm trying to do is extract the message from the body and store in a mysql db table
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so what I'm trying to do is extract the message from the body and store in a mysql db table

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I'm using virtualmin and there is a &quot;feed to program&quot; feature under mail aliases. &nbsp;are you familiar with that?
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I'm using virtualmin and there is a "feed to program" feature under mail aliases.  are you familiar with that?

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I am not familiar with &quot;feed to program&quot; but it sounds like it might be useful for a Pipe Script. &nbsp;Have you looked this up on Google?
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I am not familiar with "feed to program" but it sounds like it might be useful for a Pipe Script.  Have you looked this up on Google?

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yes, running into some errors though.
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I'm using postfix on my linux server and running php and mysql. &nbsp;When an email comes through to email@domain.com, is it possible store the message in the body of the email into a mysql db table automatically?
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I'm using postfix on my linux server and running php and mysql.  When an email comes through to email@domain.com, is it possible store the message in the body of the email into a mysql db table automatically?

using postfix, store body message in email to db

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