Well, I'll take a stab at this one, even though I've not actually done much of
this kind o' stuff.
1999-05-20-17:21:15 tomers:
if (To == "email1(_at_)host(_dot_)com" )
then {
add "Misc" field and write orginal "To" to it;/*optional*/
write "email2(_at_)host(_dot_)com" in "To" ;
forward message to "email2(_at_)host(_dot_)com" (without saving) ;
}
I think that comes to
:0
* ^To: email1(_at_)host(_dot_)com
{
:0 fh
|formail -R To: Misc: -a "To: email2(_at_)host(_dot_)com"
:0
! email2(_at_)host(_dot_)com
}
However, I'm pretty sure this is a case where you urgently should consider
adding a loop-blocker; I'd probably just go:
:0
* ^To: email1(_at_)host(_dot_)com
=> * !^Misc: email2(_at_)host(_dot_)com
{
:0 fh
|formail -R To: Misc: -a "To: email2(_at_)host(_dot_)com"
:0
! email2(_at_)host(_dot_)com
}
I.e. only enter the block if you haven't already bounced this thingie once.
Email forwarding loops get sysadmins mad at you, and that's never a good
thing.
-Bennett