On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
AMK>
AMK> I have the address 'websmith(_at_)pcraft(_dot_)com' aliased to my own
email, so
AMK> that everything send to that address comes to me. In my recipe I have
AMK> the following snippet:
AMK>
AMK> :0 h c
AMK> * ^TO_websmith(_at_)pcraft(_dot_)com
AMK> * !^FROM_DAEMON
AMK> * !^X-Loop: websmith(_at_)pcraft(_dot_)com
AMK> | (formail -r -I"Precedence: junk" \
AMK> -A"X-Loop: websmith(_at_)pcraft(_dot_)com" ; \
AMK> cat /etc/webmaster.msg) | $SENDMAIL -t
AMK>
AMK> This works, in that it sends 'webmaster.msg' back to the original
AMK> sender. However, the message goes out with the From: line being me
AMK> which has been throwing some people off (after all, they emailed
AMK> 'websmith', not me.) Is there a way I can make it send the message out
AMK> with the From: being websmith(_at_)pcraft(_dot_)com?
AMK>
AMK>
| (formail -r -I"Precedence: junk" \
-I"From: websmith(_at_)pcraft(_dot_)com" ; \
-A"X-Loop: websmith(_at_)pcraft(_dot_)com" ; \
Also, I use formail -rt
You should put in more loop checking. ISP's seem to be particulary bad at
daemons without loop checking, viz. Spam from chief executive of ISP;
you autorepespond; they autorespond from the same address with no
indication that it is a daemon and they have striped off your x-loop as
well; you autorespond ....
Alan
( Please do not email me AS WELL as replying to the list. Personal
email is welcome but may invoke a password autoresponder - the
current pass-through address is alan+1@ )
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