On 17 Jun 1999, Harry Putnam wrote:
Liviu Daia <Liviu(_dot_)Daia(_at_)imar(_dot_)ro> writes:
I want to do this:
[Incoming Internet mail] ==> [Machine 1 forwards to] => [machine 2]
At machine1 add, something innocuous to make mail easily identifiable
at machine 2. So that recipient[s] at machine 2 can tell the mail was
first delivered to machine 1.
Ok, that's a completely different problem than your initial question
--- and it has nothing to do with procmail. Basically, you need some
ugly (and quite inefficient) hacks to sendmail rewriting rules. I never
tried that myself, but people claim to have found valuable informations
about that on:
My question has remained the same from the initial post. But I see
Era has supplied the answer I was after. An easy way to
ident. messages that have been forwarded from certain accounts to
reader(_at_)newsguy(_dot_)com(_dot_)
Ugly, inefficient hacks to rewriting rules?
How about:
HX-Delivered-Via: machine1(_at_)example(_dot_)com
(Bat book 2nd. ed., ch 35. pg 775)
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