Gary asked,
| One of the mail services I use munges the From on incoming mail - an example
| is given below - and I would like to reassemble the proper header when I
| receive the email.
I use their service myself. Why would you want to undo Email Address
Redirection, though? I find it to be one of their best features. If I had a
Premium account there and could turn it off, I would leave it on.
| Is it possible to just run the From: through sed or something and then
| allowing procmail to continue trying to match it with other recipes (at the
| moment the only other thought is to send it through sed and then into
| another instance of procmail, but that doesn't seem so efficient)?
Yes, that's what the `f' ("filter") flag is for.
:0fwh
* ^From:.*\.at\.garydjones\.mailshell\.com
| sed '/^From:/s/\.at\.\(.*\)@garydjones\.mailshell\.com/@\1/'
but when you reply, your message will go straight to the other person without
passing through Mailshell, and you'll show your real address.
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