On Sun, 7 Dec 1997 07:44:15 -0500 (EST) The_Saw wrote
Now comes the problem. I want to add an X-Loop header to mail
that comes in, forward it here, but also save it in the INBOUND.MAIL
folder. I've succeeded at making procmail do these two things:
1) Send the mail to here with the X-Loop header, and stick the mail
in /var/spool/mail/saw so it can disappear.
2) Put the mail in /home/saw/mail/INBOUND.MAIL and not forward it over
to this account.
Let's see If I understand this correctly... You want to add X-Loop
to all incoming mail, save it in $HOME/INBOUND.MAIL on the receiving
machine, and forward it to another account. If this is correct, something
roughly similar to the following should do the trick:
:0 fw
| formail -A "X-Loop: <some address>"
MAILDIR=$HOME
:0 c:
INBOUND.MAIL
:0
! <address...>
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Chris Mikkelson
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