I forward all mail from one account to another, after numerous parsing
via procmail. The last rule in my file is just:
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!scott(_dot_)grosch(_at_)intel(_dot_)com
Is there a way, before the forwarding happens, to have procmail
remove all occurances of grosch(_at_)ichips(_dot_)intel(_dot_)com from the
headers
and replace them with scott(_dot_)grosch(_at_)intel(_dot_)com? I want to
preserve
the To and CC lines, but just change out the account name.
Just filter the header through perl (or sed):
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| perl -pe
's/grosch(_at_)ichips(_dot_)intel(_dot_)com/scott(_dot_)grosch(_at_)intel(_dot_)com/g'
:0
!scott(_dot_)grosch(_at_)intel(_dot_)com
Martin
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