I am writing a recipe to forward mail to another account. Virtually every
example I have seen includes use of the FROM_DAEMON conditional statement.
Reviewing the recipe, it really looks to me that the real work is being
done by the X-Loop: header being added. My question is, are the
FROM_DAEMON (and FROM_MAILER) conditionals really necessary?
:0
* ^TO_skip(_at_)pelorus\(_dot_)org
* !^FROM_DAEMON
* !^FROM_MAILER
* !^X-Loop: pelorus.org
{
:0fw
| /usr/bin/formail -A "X-Loop: pelorus.org"
:0c
!skip(_dot_)x(_dot_)mobile(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com
}
The reason why I ask is that I have seen some emails not get forwarded
(namely from google itself, but they weren't in a loop) and I want to make
sure that those conditionals aren't over aggressive and possibly prevent
other emails from being forwarded. If all I am concerned about is
looping, then couldn't I get rid of those two conditionals?
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