At 07:44 PM 11/9/95 -0800, Nancy McGough wrote:
I have a virtual domain called magoo.com and I forward mail that's
sent to user(_at_)magoo(_dot_)com to the real email address. Right now I just
do the following for each user:
:0 c
* ^TOuser(_at_)magoo(_dot_)com
! user(_at_)foo(_dot_)bar
I need to use to c so that when more than one user, e.g.,
user1(_at_)magoo(_dot_)com and user2(_at_)magoo(_dot_)com, get the same piece
of mail, they
both get forwarded a copy.
The problem is that all the mail falls through to the default box and
I only want things to fall through that were sent to something other
than one of the specified users. Note that messages that I want to
fall through may also go to one or more of the specified users so I
it's not as simple as it may seem at first. I've been thinking about
braces and AND'ing and OR'ing and De Morgan's rule when finally I
decided that I should just break down and ask all you wizards for
some ideas about the best way to do this.
Thanks mucho,
Nancita
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Why don't you first create a recipe for normal delivery (matching against
the exact address), and then create a second recipe with the 'E' flag to
catch everything that's supposed to fall through? I haven't tried it because
I do just the reverse (a few specific addresses require special handling),
but it should work.
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