Hi all...
Hope someone can help with this?
I rent Webspace from www.netsonic.com. They have all their virtual domains
(me) use procmail to process/route their email.
Four different domain names are currently mapped to some of my
subdirectories. I have one .procmailrc file in my home directory, which
controls routing of all domain names.
Everything works great, until I receive one email message, of which two or
more individuals in the same domain are CC'd (or sent TO) on that same
message.
When that happens, only one of the names would receive the email (I believe
it was the person who receives this mail, was the first name/email address
within the procmail file).
I've asked my tech support at netsonic how to fix this. They didn't have a
solution, though they did state that to forward a single mail to multiple
users, I should be using the ":0 C" statement. I've since read that I can
forward to multiple people, by simply entering all the email names after the
"!", separated by spaces?
The problem that I'm having right now, is people/email addresses within my
procmailrc file, are often receiving multiple copies of the same message. I
think this has something to do with the messy .procmailrc file that I've
coded.
I'm attaching my .procmailrc file. Can anyone please recommend some solution
or changes?
Thank you very much for your help.
.procmailrc
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