On Sat, Jul 08, 2006 at 07:14:40AM -0700, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
Dallman Ross wrote:
I understand that you what to ensure the entries are lower-case.
Your approach is inefficient, however.
You always run each message through tr twice. Chances are, the
address is already lower-case. Even if it's not, we only need tr
once if we rewrite the algorithm.
That's not my code - it's the ISP's code and I can't change it.
Okay, but you could forward my message to the sysadmin.
If they have zero interest in improving dumb code, then switch
ISPs. For shell, I reccomend, e.g., panix.com.
You're missing the real point. I only need the 2 rules coded. The
above code is from the ISP's script (only put there for reference).
I read a couple of other follow-ups that seemed to address these
points already. That's why I didn't respond to them. Procmail
is not an MTA. It can't know who was bcc'd already. That is
what Sean already wrote, and someone else (Kreme?) gave the link
to a FAQ about it. David Tamkin had a good point also, in that
one could always forward to all and use traps at the recipient
end to drop duplicates (which most will be).
Dallman
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