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Re: your mail

1997-09-16 23:34:56
Hmmm, this doens't seem to be working. It looks like it is just putting in
a bunch of empty headers. When I tested it, the mail still was sent to me.
how would I get your recipe to send the responce to the address in the
From: field?

-Aaron Dougherty
 Sim Master
 Star Wars Simulation
 mailto:webmaster(_at_)swsim(_dot_)com
 http://www.swsim.com

On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, Edward J. Sabol wrote:

<Pine(_dot_)LNX(_dot_)3(_dot_)96(_dot_)970912120740(_dot_)22100A-100000(_at_)mercury(_dot_)colossus(_dot_)net>
 (swsim(_at_)swsim(_dot_)com)
Subject: Re: Sendmail reading from address

Excerpts from mail: (12-Sep-97) Sendmail reading from address by Aaron 
Dougherty (Sim Master)
The problem with this, is that the -t tag reads To, Cc, Bcc, etc, for the
recipient of the auto responce. I would like to bounce messages to faq,
but if I do that, I end up getting the mail instead the the appropriate
recipient. Any suggestions?

No problem. Just change your recipe to this:

MY_ADDR = "swsim(_at_)swsim(_dot_)com"

:0
* ^TOfaq
{
    :0 fwh
    * $ ^Resent-From:(.*[^-((_dot_)%(_at_)a-zA-Z0-9])?$\MY_ADDR
    | formail -I Resent-From: -I Resent-To: -I Resent-Date: \
              -I Resent-Sender: -I Resent-Message-Id:

    :0
    | (formail -rA"X-Loop: swsim(_at_)swsim(_dot_)com" ; \
       cat $HOME/www/faq.html; \
       echo ""; \
       cat $HOME/.signature \
      ) | $SENDMAIL -oi -t
}

Note: I changed "sendmail" to $SENDMAIL which is slightly more correctly.

You might want to add some MIME headers to your reply e-mail....

May the Force be with you,
Ed


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