My apologies if someone answered this already; if so, I haven't seen
it (but sometimes procmail list mail takes its good ol' time getting
here).
At 07:00 PM 12/20/97, Thomas Trueten wrote:
[snip]
I tried this receipe:
:0 c
* !^TO*contact(_at_)address
* !^X-Loop: contact(_at_)address
| $SENDMAIL -oi -t \
! some(_at_)address other(_at_)address
My question:
Why procmail sends _all_ incoming mail to some(_at_)address and to
other(_at_)address?
You shouldn't have that "*" after "^TO". I'm not 100% sure how it parses, but
you undoubtedly want:
* !^TO()contact(_at_)address
or (if your procmail is new enough):
* !^TO_()contact(_at_)address
The () there don't do anything really, but they visually set off the macro.
If you'd had .* after ^TO it would have worked, but it isn't necessary
since there's an implicit .* there anyway.
Cheers,
Stan