This is all starting to be a bit of a bitch.
Reply-To: has a higher precedence than From: when generating autoresponses
right?
Therefore.
So when I'm checking to see if the addressee is spam or not I'm actually
using the Reply-To, if it's there, with the formail -rzvt trick.
When I reply to a mail item and bcc myself I have to make sure that I
don't pick up _my_ reply-to when attempting to get the To: header.
The only way I can currently get the To: header from a -rzvt at the moment
is like this.
cat /tmp/bla3 | formail -I "Reply-To:" -U "From:" -R "To:" "From:" |
formail -rtzx "To:"
This assumes that the From: header is always before the To: header.
NOTE: in the release of procmail I'm using the following doesn't work.
cat /tmp/bla3 | formail -I"Reply-To:" -I"From:" -R "To:" "From:"
in my release formail will not rename the To: to From: if a From: isn't
already there.