[wplug] Global procmail rule to send to two local users
Kevin Squire
gentgeen at linuxmail.org
Tue Sep 25 22:25:51 EDT 2007
I know I went over this before with the group, but now I am trying to
clean some things up, so looking to change my setup some.
I use /etc/fetchmailrc to grab 3 different email accounts.
1 all mine, gentgeen at linuxmail.org
1 me and my wife share, account1 at comcast.net
1 is my 9 yr. olds. account2 at comcast.net
All of us have our own logins/setup on the machine already.
In the /etc/fetchmailrc file, I use the mda file to first add a header
field of "X-Original-Account" and then send it off to procmail with the
right user. For example (all one line):
mda '/usr/bin/formail -f -A "X-Original-Account: account2 at comcast.net"
| /usr/bin/procmail -d daughter'
Now at the very bottom of my /etc/procmailrc I would like to add a rule
that does something like this:
# now to send a copy of all comcast email to kevin's mailbox
:0 c
* ^X-Original-Account:.*comcast.net
SEND TO KEVIN
of course, I need some help with that part.
Can I just do a "! kevin" or should I do more. Everything I was
googling showed how to send a copy to an external account - but I need
it to just go to two different local accounts - mine and the "correct"
one.
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