My new ISP uses procmail as LDA. I'm trying to get my procmail
filter to handle that properly, without breaking its parsing of
sendmail and Exim headers (Now *THAT* is "fun"). My "sample set"
is rather small, and applies only to my ISP. Here is a sample...
Received: from cac3.hub.mail.psi.ca(154.11.168.213)
via SMTP by xxxxxxxx.xxx, id smtpd07151a; Wed Jan 19 23:48:19 2000
Does procmail (in LDA mode) always generate such a header? It looks
like the rule is...
^Received: from (${rDNS}|UNKNOWN)\([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\)
where ${rDNS} is the reverse-DNS.
And out of general curiousity. When is IPv6 coming out and are
there any sample emails for people to play with. I suspect that
it'll probably break lots of stuff.
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