lhecking(_at_)nmrc(_dot_)ucc(_dot_)ie (Lars Hecking) writes:
era eriksson writes:
Bill Moseley <moseley(_at_)netcom(_dot_)com> wrote:
> If I bounce email from Procmail using EXITCODE = 67 the sender receives
the
> bounced message back, but the message also contains the contents of my
> .forward file. For example, they will see:
This comes up from time to time. I think the consensus was to simply
generate your own bounce message.
Does this translate to: if you want to bounce a message without exposing
.forward, you have to do it yourself with formail?
Not need be with formail.
I seem unable to put in the "'s. formail called with
-A"Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=\"SAA09016.870370791/host\""
Try
-A'Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="SAA09016.870370791/host"'
Or you might want to use my bounce perl script, available as part of
my procmail utils.
<URL:ftp://ftp.netusa.net/users/eli/proc-util.tgz>
# I tried FROM=`formail -rt -xTo:` from procmailex(5) for the USER
# part, but it doesn't seem to work. Ideas? And, I don't like the
# idea of doing a DNS lookup in .procmailrc ...
# Allow multiple addresses on the To: line, and allow multiple usernames
# and domain names.
:0
* ^To:.*[ <]\/[a-z][a-z0-9_.+=-]*@(valid.domain.for.you|other.valid.domain)
{
Foo=$MATCH
:0
* Foo ?? ^^\/[^(_at_)]+
{
FROM = $MATCH
}
}
Rather than do DNS lookup, grab the info from the Recieved header
added by your sited. I don't know the format at your site, so I
won't both trying.
Elijah
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