I should look into doing this with postfix. I am very nervous about
breaking my postfix config; so I'll use procmail to do it until I make
certain I've everything backed up.
I can certainly understand this. I use sendmail, and any time
I have to change something in it's config, I cringe while I make
the change, I hold my breath, and then with closed eyes press
the enter key to make the changes happen.
In truth, it should be relatively easy to whip together a
simple binary in C/C++ that basically just accepts the domain
name as it's argument, and returns a value based on a domain
check. There might already be something available to do this.
In that case, your procmail recipe strips off the domain name
and tests it for legitimacy.
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