When I suggested to Bill,
: One part of the problem: you have to forward it in such a way that the
: envelope-sender address remains unchanged and is not repointed to you as
: the forwarder (as it usually should be for most forwarding).
Sean answered,
| :0
| * somecondition
| | $SENDMAIL -oi $BOGUSADDR -f $SENDER
Again, $SENDER may be outside your domain, so you have to be using an MTA
that will tolerate a fully qualified email address as the argument to the -f
option. Some will allow only a local part there. You might get better
results using rmail (which normally preserves the envelope sender of the
message fed to it) instead of the MTA.
Sean continued,
| For those who operate their own networks:
followed by a couple screenfuls of ideas that require root privilege. But
as we've established, Bill was offering a method that is available even to
lowly users who are not sysadmins.
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