[Watch your line length. 300+ characters is little large...]
Clay Willmon <cwillmon(_at_)rccden(_dot_)com> writes:
Below is a example of a recipe where I am sending a message to a different ema
il address based upon the size. This works fine except for one problem. When
I reply to email sent to myaddress(_at_)somewhere(_dot_)net, the reply is to
myself not th
e person who actually sent the email. Can you suggest a place on the net I mig
ht go for examples, or can you provide a solution.
Since procmail's forwarding should only change the envelope, not the
headers, this sounds like a bug in the program you use to read mail --
Mail User Agents should never use the envelope sender (as seen in the
"From " or Return-Path: headers) when replying. What mail program do
you use?
As a test, I'm sending this message only to the list. (Normally I
would cc: the list and send directly to you.) If you try to reply to
it, does default to sending your message to:
procmail-request(_at_)Informatik(_dot_)RWTH-Aachen(_dot_)DE
If so, your MUA is broken.
Philip Guenther