Hi all, I actually posted this some time back, but never got the
problem resolved. I've worded it better this time I hope.
I'm using this recipe to extract addresses from the *body* of bounced mails.
:0Bwir:
* !^To:.*,+
* ^To:[ ]*\/[^ ].*
| echo "$MATCH" >>IN.BadAddress.$DATE
However sometimes I get back a mail which had a cc'd address too, like this:
[snipped from the mail returned to me - not the original mail]
from <jobfinder(_at_)infolive(_dot_)ie>
to <harry3dee(_at_)hotmailcom>
to <maria(_dot_)dorgan(_at_)digital(_dot_)com>
<3 lines snipped>
From: InfoLive JobFinder <jobfinder(_at_)infolive(_dot_)ie>
Message-Id: <199804061137(_dot_)MAA15463(_at_)infolive(_dot_)ie>
To: maria(_dot_)dorgan(_at_)digital(_dot_)com
harry3dee was cc'd on the mail. Its his address that has
actually bounced, but because maria was the main (To:) addressee,
her address (in the last line above) is the one that goes into my
bounced addresses file. (Double trouble..I dont get my man, and
a correct address goes on the 'to axe' list)
How would I be able to set the recipe such that it can check for
more than one 'to ' lines in row ?
So then I can _not_ follow thru with the recipe above if thats the case,
and secondly, use the same method in a subsequent recipe to send the
bounce to a separate bounce file.
Many thanks for any gray matter turned to the problem...will summarize,
Tony.
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