Dear Stephen,
I'm writing a .procmailrc file to auto-reply to incoming
e-mail. For e-mail generated on our LAN the Return-path: header is
<user>@<hostname>.cs.wsc.ma.edu but the From: header is just
<user>@cs.wsc.ma.edu . It is important that the auto-reply go to the
latter address. How do I do this? Currently I have the following:
SHELL = /usr/bin/ksh
:0 Whc : myprocmail.lock
<Many excludes for personal mail and mailing lists>
| (formail -r -A"Precedence: junk"
-A"X-Loop:larry(_at_)cs(_dot_)wsc(_dot_)ma(_dot_)edu" ; \
echo "Please accept this automatically generated reply as proof "; \
echo "that your message arrived successfully. I will reply as "; \
echo "soon as possible. "; \
echo " "; \
echo " Larry Griffith "; \
) | /usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -t
:0 c
< Forward from my son to my wife >
:0
Mail/inbox/.
but it sends to the wrong address. I experimented with the -k
and -i options but haven't found anything that works.
Thanks in advance,
Larry
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Larry Griffith Dept. of Computer & Info Science
larry(_at_)cs(_dot_)wsc(_dot_)ma(_dot_)edu Westfield State
College
(413) 572-5294 Westfield, MA 01086 USA
PGP public key available at: http://cs.wsc.ma.edu/dcis/griffith.html
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