On Tue, 25 Dec 2001, Steve Sykes wrote:
Ok, then I will ask another question, with this recipe:
:0:
* ? test -f ${MYEMAIL} && (${FORMAIL} -zxTo: -zxCc: | fgrep -i -f
${MYEMAIL})
Which I believe is testing for my email address ${MYEMAIL}. If it passes
the test how do I get it to forward to user(_at_)some(_dot_)system, and if it
fails
goes to the next recipe?
:0:
* ? test -f ${MYEMAIL} && (${FORMAIL} -zxTo: -zxCc: | fgrep -i -f
${MYEMAIL})
! user(_at_)some(_dot_)system
This looks like a recipe out of Catherine A. Hampton's Spam bouncer. She
comments it as:
"# Sort out mail that really is to you from mail Bcc'd to you, or mail
# which doesn't have any of your email addresses on the To: or Cc: line.
# For this to work properly, you must create a text file named .myemail
# in your home directory and enter all email addresses that belong to
# you in it, one per line, just as you do with your .nobounce file."
I can't quite see the part about how Bcc is discerned in the above
recipe.
Thanks,
--Paul
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