Tim,
I think forwarding is one of the easiest things to accomplish. I
always forward mail by putting my other address in .forward.
But I think you could do it in .procmailrc by putting this recipe in
it:
:0
! new(_at_)email(_dot_)address(_dot_)com
Haven't tried it yet, but I'm pretty sure this works. Be sure to make
this the only recipe or the first one.
Have a good journey!
Hans
On Tuesday 16 July 2002 06:15, Tim Johnson wrote:
Hello:
I'm using procmail v3.21 2001/06/29
on Linux RH 7.2
I have a default.rc that directs procmail to send
any "unfiltered" mail to a folder called inbox.
The recipe is as follows:
#########################################
:0:$MAILDIR/.lockmail
$DEFAULT_MAILBOX # inbox
#########################################
I must travel for about 10 days, I would like
the above .rc modified so that any mail "falling
through" will be resent to a different email address
rather than to $DEFAULT_MAILBOX.
1)Can this be done?
if so
2)An explanation how would be appreciated, or
being pointed to appropriated documentation
would suffice.
On a personal note: My orders to travel were
unexpected and time is short, even though I could
research this, quick pointers would be greatly
appreciated.
TIA!
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