At 12:25 2000-09-21 +0200, =?UNKNOWN?Q?J=F3zsef?= Juni wrote:
How can I tell procmail to add the recipient-adress into then
"From" line of the outgoing message?
One must ask why you need to do this - having a generic "autoreply" from
address might be better - certainly easier for you to implement.
MATCH assignments work sloppily at best with the TO macro with a wildcard
(TO is matching against multiple headers). Chances are, the match will be
goofy, and will necessitate pumping it through sed or a short perl
fixer-upper. Your best bet, if you MUST have the From rewritten, is to
can't get your sysadm (or yourself, if it is your box, which it looks
like), to configure your MTA to add an Envelope header (commonly
X-Envelope-To:), which you could use directly.
Anyway, if MATCH works with TO sufficiently well for you:
:0hc
* ^TO(_at_)juni\(_dot_)de
* !^FROM_DAEMON
* !^X-Loop: @juni\.de
{
# note the closing bracket matched 0 or 1 times. This helps ensure
# that if this instance of the address was bracketed, that it will
# close the bracket in the match.
:0
* ^TO\/(_dot_)*(_at_)juni\(_dot_)de\>?
{
# There WILL be occasional formatting issues with
# this - plan accordingly.
FROMADDR=$MATCH
}
:0
| (formail -xrzTo: -I"Precedence: junk" \
-I"From: $FROMADDR"; \
-A"X-Loop: @juni.de"; \
cat $HOME/response.txt ) | $SENDMAIL -oi -t
}
:0 A:
$DEFAULT
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