Im still relatively new to procmail. I looked around the net for
the EXITCODE=67 return code because I get tons of spam like most
people. I implemented the following recipe in my .procmailrc:
:0
* ? ($FORMAIL -x "From:" -x "Sender:" | $MATCHIT $ADDRESSES/comlist.txt com)
{
EXITCODE=67
:0
| $FORMAIL -A "X-Suspected-Spam: com Caught by .procmailrc, A" \
>> $MAILDIR/exitcode67
}
where $MATCHIT is a perl script that checks for spam sites etc.
my main question is this, I tried it out on myself to see what the
sender would get back. I found out that I see what is in my .forward
file getting sent back to the originator:
----- Recipients of this delivery -----
Bounced, cannot deliver:
|"/etc/LOCAL/bin/procmail3.11p4 -Yf- #jeep"
Sent successfully:
<jeep(_at_)bolero(_dot_)rahul(_dot_)net>
How can I avoid this? Is there some better way to do an
exitcode=67?
If there is a good website that explains this in detail please
point me to it. I did a search on groups.google.com and got a
variety of solutions. I just want to bounce back to the sender
that Im no longer valid :)
TIA,
Jeff
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