I am having a mail server, mail.x.com, in my ISP which
will receive mails for any user(_at_)x(_dot_)com and store it in
postmaster(_at_)x(_dot_)com . At my client I use fetchmail to
fetch mails and store it in a single mailbox, named
mailroot. Then I want to use procmail to distribute
mails to local users.
The config I did here is, created a .procmailrc file
in /home/mailroot/
:0
* ^(To|Cc|Bcc):(_dot_)*ban(_dot_)sh(_at_)x(_dot_)com
!ban
:0
* ^(To|Cc|Bcc):(_dot_)*vijay(_dot_)g(_at_)x(_dot_)com
!vijay
:0
If a mail is fetched by fetchmail to mailroot,
procmail forwards the mail to respective user mailbox.
This works, but in one case. If a mail is received
like To:ban(_dot_)sh(_at_)x(_dot_)com and cc:vijay(_dot_)g(_at_)x(_dot_)com,
the mail is
only delivered to ban mailbox and not to vijay
mailbox. But if i swaped both the entries,
vijay(_dot_)g(_at_)x(_dot_)com first and ban(_dot_)sh(_at_)x(_dot_)com second,
I am
getting the mail delivered to vijay and not to ban.
How can I make procmail to look all the rules before
exiting
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Regards,
AnandhG
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