Hi thanks for the quick way to the below :)
Not very clued up with procmail, just tried to get something to work and
once it works leave it there untill I need something more complicated sort
of a thing.
The problem is that I didn't give the correct solution to the question, so
I am resending the correct solution :) really sorry though!
If the from field contains notificaton send the message to lara, I haven't
escaped the body so the subject will be sent through.
Guarenteed that this will probably be shorted, but I'm not the expert you
guys are !
:0 Hc
* ^From.*notification.*
* !FROM_DAEMON
| (echo "To: lara(_at_)mighty(_dot_)co(_dot_)za"; echo "From:
lara(_at_)mighty(_dot_)co(_dot_)za"; formail -r
-u TO) | /var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject -flara(_at_)mighty(_dot_)co(_dot_)za
lara
At 01:31 PM 2/19/99 +0200, you wrote:
On Thu, 18 Feb 1999 17:49:52 +0100, Christer Borang
<mort(_at_)dtek(_dot_)chalmers(_dot_)se> wrote:
In message
<Pine(_dot_)LNX(_dot_)3(_dot_)96(_dot_)990218093112(_dot_)6773A-100000(_at_)argo(_dot_)dancris(_dot_)com>,
Michael Rawls writes:
possible for me to have procmail determine if the "To:" address and the
"From:" address are the same?
:0 h
SPAM_FROM=| formail -z -x 'From:'
:0 h
SPAM_TO=| formail -z -x 'To:'
# Is From: and To: identical?
:0 w
* ? test "$SPAM_FROM" = "$SPAM_TO"
* !^TOchalmers.se
xmail/SPAM/.
The call to test seems a little bit superfluous. You can do pretty
much the same completely in Procmail, although this solution (which is
straight out of my procmail/spam.rc) is not quite as general
(specifically, it just looks for completely identical fields --
ignoring any trailing fluff, which in principle is not a good idea--,
not the actual stripped addresses being equal):
:0
* ! ^FROM_DAEMON
* ^To: \/.+
* $ ^\/(From|Reply-To): $\MATCH
{ REJECT="$REJECT${REJECT:+$NL}${REJ}To: equals $MATCH" }
If you don't want to check for Reply-To being equal to To:, just take
that out.
And note that many MAILER_DAEMON bounce messages are addressed to the
local postmaster, so I try to exclude them. Christer's suggestion to
exclude messages which are also addressed to yourself (or, in his
example, to his domain) seems like a better solution, though, but I
haven't tested it in practice yet.
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