Before you begin, ensure that your script uses the proper file permissions (0700).
To change your script’s file permissions, run the chmod 0700 the_script.php command, where the_script.php represents your script’s location and file name.
You can use the Pipe to a Program option to parse and enter email information into a different system.
For example, use the Pipe to a Program option to pipe email information to a program that enters email information into a ticket system.
- STDIN pipes email and headers to the program.
- Pipes can accept variables from the $_SERVER array and variables on the command line.
- The language or environment that you use may cause memory limit issues.
- If your script produces any output, even a blank line, the system will create a bounce message that contains that output.
When you use the Pipe to a Program option, enter a path that is relative to your home directory.
For example, to use the /home/user/ script.pl script, enter script.pl in the Pipe to a Program text box, where user represents your username.
