I bet I know EXACTLY what you're looking for..
If procmail is setup as your local delivery agent, this becomes easy:
Put this in your /etc/procmailrc
:0 H
* ^From:.*moneyworld.com
{
:0 ac
|(/opt/local/bin/formail -rt -a "Cc: dyno(_at_)cyberspace(_dot_)com
spamcomplaints(_at_)mci(_dot_)net
willie(_at_)moneyworld(_dot_)com"; cat /etc/procmailbounce) | $SENDMAIL -oi -t
:0
/var/tmp/spam
}
If filters out that chag(_at_)moneyworld(_dot_)com stuff that's been pummelling
the
Internet lately (BTW, MCI - his service provider, is suing) bounces it,
and forwards a copy to spamcomplaints and the provider for the site and
the AKA of the guy who sends out the email)
(it also saves a copy locally in /var/tmp/spam for evidence should it
ne needed)
If this isn't what your looking for, it at least provides the concepts
that you're after. If you haven't installed procmail as your local
delivery agent, this is just one reason why doing so can help.
(requires reconfiguring sendmail (or whatever you use to handle SMTP traffic))
procmailbounce is just a form text file saying the mail has been rejected,
threatening legal action, yada yada..
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System/Net Admin Auburn University
doug(_at_)eng(_dot_)auburn(_dot_)edu