On Fri, 13 Jun 1997 11:42:18 +0000,
"Silvio Sancese" <sancese(_at_)mmedia(_dot_)df(_dot_)unibo(_dot_)it> wrote:
:0:
* $^From "$BLACKLIST"
* !^X-Loop: sancese(_at_)domainA
| (formail -rt \
-A "Precedence: junk" \
-A "X-Loop: sancese(_at_)domainA" ; \
cat $PMDIR/blacklist.reply; \
) | $SENDMAIL -t
Problem is that on domain domainB the recipe is slightly different for the
X-Loop stuff, indicating domainB.
In principle, it doesn't really matter what you put on the X-Loop
line, as long as you can be reasonably sure it's unique. But if this
is a real concern, check if your host already has set $HOST or
$HOSTNAME or one of the other customary hostname variables, and else
set it yourself with something like
DOMAIN=`domainname`
Hope this helps,
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