At 17:13 2002-07-12 -0700, Michael DeSimone did say:
You are doing exactly what I need to do, and then some. I guess I wasn't
clear. I have a separate mailbox for the list. It's just if I have anyone
else in the domain on the list I get the loops. so my list is
list(_at_)domain(_dot_)com
and if I have me(_at_)domain(_dot_)com in the list it was creating a loop.
Because me(_at_)domain(_dot_)com is handled by the SAME PROCMAILRC file? Then it
isn't a separate system user:
> I use procmail for small mailing lists, but I don't manage them from
> WITHIN a user account receiving mail - it's handled on a user account
which > is ONLY mailing lists.
The X-Loop should protect you from the list picking up it's own
messages. Skip over the recipe if the X-Loop is set, and you should be cool.
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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