Hi People,
Im another newbie here when it comes to Procmail and have spent many hours
scanning the past digests without being able to solve my 2 problems.
Any help would be appreciated.
Im running a FreeBSD system.
1) I have managed to set up an auto responder on a particular email address
which sends back a preformated text file. This works fine. What I cant
work out is what else to add to the recipe to do the following.
I need to notify a different email address that email was receieved and
responded by including the basic headers from the original sender in the
body of the notify email. (ie from, subject, date & time fields) here is
my .procmailrc file:
LOGFILE = /var/log/letters.log
VERBOSE= on
:0 h c
* !^FROM_DAEMON
* !^X-Loop: letters(_at_)joy(_dot_)org(_dot_)au
| (formail -r -A"Precedence: junk" \
-I"From: JOY Melbourne
<webmaster(_at_)joy(_dot_)org(_dot_)au> " \
-I"Subject: Thank You for your letter " \
-A"X-Loop: letters(_at_)joy(_dot_)org(_dot_)au" ; \
cat $HOME/.response ; \
echo " ") | $SENDMAIL -t
What do I add to perform the notify requirement????
2) When the auto-response gets sent out, due to many systems requiring
reverse DNS lookup my domain name and machine name are duffernet and so
some auto-responses are bouncing.
The domain name is "joy.org.au" but sendmail sends them out as being from
"xxxxx(_at_)gateway(_dot_)joy(_dot_)org(_dot_)au" and when the recipient mail
server does a
reverse DNS lookup they bounce. How do I over come this?
Hope somebody can help.... Im going out of my brain!
Brett Gray
beatteam(_at_)austasia(_dot_)net
The B.E.A.T. Team
(Brett Enterprises And Technology - Technical support Equipment And
Maintenance)
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