On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Tim Rice wrote:
If I email my pager direct at 111111(_at_)152mail(_dot_)com I receive the
subject and
most of the body.
If I set up procmail to forward a message to 111111(_at_)152mail(_dot_)com I
receive
only the subject.
My only guess is that the pager is limiting the size of the transmission
*including* the message header, and that forwarding through procmail is
causing additional Received: headers to be added, which consumes that part
of the limited transmission size that used to be applied to the body.
:0 c
* ^TO_urgent(_at_)mydomain
* !^FROM_MAILER
! 111111(_at_)152mail(_dot_)com
Try:
:0 c
* ^TO_urgent(_at_)mydomain
* !^FROM_MAILER
| formail -U Received: | $SENDMAIL 111111(_at_)152mail(_dot_)com
To answer your other question, ESMTP is just "extended" SMTP. This just
means that the mail transport agent (MTA) on one system uses a more recent
version of the protocol than the MTA on the other. For the purposes of
your pager, it should be indistinguishable from SMTP.
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