Hello,
I have searched the procmail FAQs, the archived replies to this mailing
list, and the web, and I have failed to find an answer to this
question. I'd be much appreciative if you could help me out.
I administer a small web site for a non-profit organization. We would like
to be able to allow our volunteers to have yourname(_at_)OurOrganization(_dot_)org
email addresses that forward to their existing private email accounts. At
present, I have the procmail recipe set up as follows:
:0c
*^TO_username1(_at_)ourorganization(_dot_)org
! private-email1(_at_)home(_dot_)org
:0c
*^TO_username2(_at_)ourorganization(_dot_)org
! private-email2(_at_)home(_dot_)org
this continues through our list of 60+ volunteers until the message is
killed by the
:0
/dev/null
command so that we don't end up collecting mail that was intended for our
volunteers (some privacy issues involved here)
I know this isn't the prettiest way of doing this, but I'm quite new at
this, and after working through serveral options, this was the lesser of
all the evils.
The system has the following requirements which are currently met:
(1) Forwarding to from multiple email accounts to multiple email
accounts
(2) Able to send to multiple persons on the list
I also would like to be able to do the following things, which I cannot
seem to be able to do efficiently:
(1) Forward messages when the recipient is in the CC: or BCC: line
(2) Send an autoreply when someone sends email to an address within our
domain that doesn't exist (currently, if you misspell an email address or
send to someone that isn't registered with the forwarding service yet, the
message is just shredded by the /dev/null command - This has already caused
some confusion within our organization and I forsee it causing me a great
deal of grief in the future).
Thanks in advance,
Rick