My department uses Novell Groupwise. It has a built in e-mail forwarding
feature, which I use to forward my work e-mail to my home e-mail address. Once
there, I again forward a copy to my alphanumeric pager, using a Procmail script.
When Groupwise forwards a message, it creates a new header. The header
information from the original message appears as the first lines in the BODY of
the forwarded message. Thus, the message body of all my forwarded e-mails
begins with Date, From, To, Subject, Mime-Version,Content-Type,
Content-Transfer-Encoding, and Content-Disposition lines. The actual "meat" of
the message follows all of this.
Unfortunately, my pager only displays the first 200 characters of the message
body. I can never see the desired content information. All I get is the
regenerated header information.
I have read the Formail man pages but my knowledge is limited. I don't know if
what I want to do is possible (eliminate the first unimportant lines of my
forwarded message body). Can anyone help? My .procmailrc recipe on my home
account looks something like this:
#if the e-mail is from my work account, then forward a copy to my pager
:0c
*^From:(_dot_)*me(_at_)work
!mypager(_at_)pagenet(_dot_)net
How could I insert a formail section into this recipe to accomplish my goal?
Thanks,
Tom