[vps-mail] procmailrc and includerc question

["Jim Smith" <maillists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have some rc rules in my procmail to sift out current spam based on
headers, subject, and body. In my .procmailrc files I call them like this:
------------
## BLACKLIST BODY - SEND TO SPAM FOLDER
LOGFILE=$HOME/BL_body.log
LOGABSTRACT=yes
VERBOSE=no
COMSAT=no
INCLUDERC=/rules/BL_body.rc
----------

Then I have a 
BL_body.rc file like this:
-----------
:0B:
* 1^0 ACEN at pink
...[snip]...
* 1^0 Stronghold Industries Inc
* 1^0 Symbol SGDS
$HOME/spam
----------- 

Works well for adding those annoying spams that seem to always sneak through
the SA. 

Here's the question. When I get a client complaining about getting legit
emails in their spam folder, I don't know which of these are triggering it.
I would like this to add an identifier in the header saying "X-BL_body: Spam
in body detected" so I know where to start looking. I know I can normally do
this in my .procmailrc file like this:
___________
{
  :0 fhw
  | formail -A"X-BL_body: Spam in body detected"
}
___________

but I'm not sure when I do an INCLUDERC call, where (or whether) I can add
this command to the .procmailrc file or the BL_body.rc file. Anyone know?

Thanks,

Jim Smith

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           Jim Smith, Blarneystone, LLC.
  Website Design, Hosting, Development & Enhancement
   E-MAIL:      jimsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
   WEBSITE:     http://www.blarneystone.com
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