On Mon, May 12, 2003 at 07:16:59PM -0400, Tom Wolfe wrote:
#tomwolfe AUTOREPLY
:0 c
* !^FROM_DAEMON
* !^FROM_MAILER
Don't need both ^FROM_DAEMON and ^FROM_MAILER. The former includes the later.
* !^X-Loop: tomwolfe_reply
* ^To: tomwolfe@
| (formail -rt
-A"Precedence: normal (autoreply)" \
-A"X-Loop: tomwolfe_reply" \
-I"From: Autoresponder <tomwolfe(_at_)sawback(_dot_)com>"
cat ${REPLIES}/tomwolfe.txt) | $SENDMAIL -t
I get the following entry in my log file:
procmail: Skipped "-A"Precedence: normal (autoreply)" \"
procmail: Skipped "-A"X-Loop: tomwolfe_reply" \ "
procmail: Skipped "-I"From: Autoresponder <tomwolfe(_at_)sawback(_dot_)com>""
procmail: Skipped "${REPLIES}/tomwolfe.txt) | $SENDMAIL -t"
From tom(_at_)sawback(_dot_)com Sun May 11 18:45:25 2003
You're missing a backslash after "formail -rt", so it isn't continuing the
action to the next line.
Also missing one at the end of the "-I" line.
When I remove the line:
-I"From: Autoresponder <tomwolfe(_at_)sawback(_dot_)com>"
Then there is no error and the reply works as expected, but I want these
autoreplies to have ME as the sender, not the mail system.
See above. However if you're running this in your ~/.procmailrc instead of out
of /etc/procmailrc, it should have your username anyway (though the "real
name" part won't be "Autoresponder").
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