* <goebel(_dot_)thomas(_at_)gmx(_dot_)net> [10.09.2009 11:22]:
* <linux4michelle(_at_)tamay-dogan(_dot_)net> [17.07.2009 18:45]:
Do you want to send the incoming message or only the mailreply?
If later one, you should use:
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{ DUMMY=`msmtp -a gmx "$TO" < $HOME/.mailreply.iso` }
Hi,
tried this recipe and it works, thank you. Just one thing i want to
change. I get the reply-adress via
TO=`formail -rtzxTo:`
This also works very well, but now sending the reply with the dummy
command shown above there is no TO: header in the sent reply.
Is it possible that the adress where the reply will be sent to is
written in a TO: header?
Hi again,
i found a solution. A part of the recipe is now:
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{
FOO=`sed -e "1a\To: $TO" $HOME/.mailreply > $HOME/.mail`
DUMMY=`msmtp -a gmx "$TO" < $HOME/.mail`
BAR=`rm $HOME/.mail`
}
I have no idea if this is a good procmail code or not. If i should
change it to something else please let me know!
Tom
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