Nancy McGough wrote:
<> On 12 Sep 2003 René Mølsted (molsted(_at_)mgraphics(_dot_)dk) wrote:
<> > I need to redirect all mail for a specific mail address to a remote
<> > mailserver but keeping a local copy.
<> > It is very important the header is intact on both servers.
<> > I would prefer to fix it within procmailrc.
<>
<> First, in order to do this you need to get the envelope recipient
<> from the MTA. I talk about this and headers that are sometimes
<> used to record this info here:
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Hmmm ... not clear that Mr. Mølsted needs anything that complicated ...
Your recipe makes sense if the forward is happening in /etc/procmailrc
rather than ~user/.procmailrc.
René, if you want to do this in procmail (I encourage you to consider
doing it in the MTA as I previously posted):
:0 c
* ! ^X-Loop: user(_at_)thisdomain
| formail -A "X-Loop: name at account1.com" | $SENDMAIL
user(_at_)thatdomain(_dot_)com
This was discussed only a few days ago under the subject "changing
headers upon forwarding" ...
http://mailman.rwth-aachen.de/pipermail/procmail/2003-September/thread.html
RL
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