Hi Dallman,
I have to say, everything works great know.
Could you please explain to the difference between:
1) :0 fwi and :0 cwi ?? The thing is they both do the job.
2) Would these 2 options work the same?
a) DUMMY = `mkdir /tmp/"$MESSAGEID"`
:0 fwi
| ripmime -i - -d /tmp/$MESSAGEID --syslog --no-nameless ; \
$RENAME /tmp/$MESSAGEID $MESSAGEID 1 ; \
rmdir /tmp/"$MESSAGEID"
b) DUMMY = `mkdir /tmp/"$MESSAGEID"`
:0 fwi
| ripmime -i - -d /tmp/$MESSAGEID --syslog --no-nameless ; \
$RENAME /tmp/$MESSAGEID $MESSAGEID 1
DUMMY = `rmdir /tmp/"$MESSAGEID"`
3) After making your changes, the following receipt IS executed, but instead
of receiving a copy of the email received, i just get an empty email.
:0
! admin(_at_)domain(_dot_)com
Do i need some special modifier to tell procmail to send me an exact copy of
what is received?
4) Is it possible to invoke qmail-remote from procmail? This would be to
forward a mail to user1(_at_)domain(_dot_)com to user1(_at_)domain(_dot_)com in
a different
server. Something like:
:0 fwi
| qmail-remote '[192.168.1.24]' "$SENDER" "$DESTINATION"
(NOTE: 192.168.1.24 is a secundary MTA for the same domain,
and i'm not sure if ':0 fwi' would be correct)
I hope this time everything is more understandable this time!
Thanks again!
Regards,
Joel Serrano.
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