----- Original Message -----
From: "R.G. Ball"
I'd be pretty upset if my sysadmin dumped legit mail to me just because
the sender
typed eirc(_at_)myorg rather than eric(_at_)myorg in the cclist.
But I have far more people upset about the inverse situation. The majority
rules in my environment.
So I'm experimenting with this and am having good results so far:
* ? formail -x"X-Apparently-To:" -x"Delivered-To:" -x"To:" -x"From:" \
-x"Sender:" -x"Reply-To" -x"Return-Path:" | awk 'BEGIN { RS=" " } {
print }' \
| sed -e '/mydomain\.com/!d;s/<//g;s/>//g;s/,//g;s/@mydomain\.com//g' \
| grep -i -v -f /etc/vmail/valid_users.mydomain.com
-eric
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