Dallman Ross wrote:
Let us see a sample of actual headers.
Okay, in the case below, it bounced because it contained the words "may
be forged", something we filter out through majordomo. I'd like to
automatically respond to "From: Ben Courtice <benj(_at_)connexus(_dot_)net(_dot_)au>",
the sender but not to myself as "From lnp3(_at_)panix(_dot_)com". I guess that a
perl script can pick out the right addressee but I am not sure how to
integrate that into a procmail recipe. I do know perl extremely well,
but I am a novice with procmail and have only used it up to this point
to weed out spam, update my archives and all the usual routine tasks.
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From lnp3(_at_)panix(_dot_)com Wed Apr 9 08:57:33 2003
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