I'm interested in forwarding email from one company address
to another (as I'm transitioning, and will have email at both
for 30 days).
Using the following works:
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! email(_at_)newcompany(_dot_)com
But, since it is sending email "as is" some of the addresses
are "internal", and I would like to change these before it's
forwarded. So I attempted varations of the following
(Unsuccessfully)
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{
| formail -I "To: email(_at_)newcompny(_dot_)com" -A "X-Loop:
email(_at_)newcompany(_dot_)com" \
| sed -e 's/internal/external/' \
| sendmail -t
}
I believe I tried with and without a "conditon" before the
brace. The condition I had when used was
* !^X-Loop: email(_at_)newcompany
Any help appreciated. I have searched "very little", as I'm not
sure what I'm looking for -- in the archives; but I have looked.
--
Errol Casey
(GPG Key: Send email with Subject: send gpg )
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