On Fri, 21 Feb 2003 the voices made Professional Software Engineering write:
PSE> At 21:56 2003-02-21 +0100, Tony L. Svanstrom wrote:
PSE>
PSE> > The information might be there, but it doesn't hurt making it visible:
PSE> >
PSE> >:0fh
PSE> >* ^^From \/(_dot_)*(_at_)[^ ]+
PSE> > | formail -i "X-Envelope-From: $MATCH"
PSE>
PSE> Bugger fer you if your MTA doesn't already do this. I have sendmail set up
PSE> to insert X-Envelope-To: as well, which is far more meaningful, though both
PSE> headers are handy since they're _address_only_ (no parsing necessary).
The way my e-mails move around before I get them there's no point in me
having the local server setting a X-Envelope-To: header; instead I let procmail
do a lil bit of guessing by the look of the headers, and every now and then it
even works. =D
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