On Wed, 03 Dec 2003, mjn wrote: > > I have an account on a Groupwise box which I have set to delegate all mail > which hits it to another account which I can filter with Procmail. > > The problem is that this delegate function (there is nothing like .forward > on Groupwise) does some serious damamge to the message headers...it acts > more like a forward than a .forward. > > When a message comes in, it is mangled to this: > > FROM: "Mike Neuharth" <mjn at groupwise.system.com> > TO: mjn at umn.edu > Subject: Random subject-Delegated > > >>> username 12/02/03 14:51 >>> > txt txt txt txt txt txt txt txt txt txt > > > Things to note in the above text: > > ->The FROM address shows up as my account on the groupwise system and not > the /original/ sender. > ->The "username" contained within the line starting ">>>" is the username > of the original sender. > ->Subject has "-Delegated" appended to it by the Groupwise system > > Is there a way for me, with Procmail, pull out "username", attach an > @groupwise.system.com to it, and then replace the FROM: string in the > message with that concotion...so the message comes out looking like this: > > FROM: username at groupwise.system.com > TO: mjn at umn.edu > Subject: Random subject > > >>> username 12/02/03 14:51 >>> > txt txt txt txt txt txt txt txt txt txt > > > Anyone know how/if i can do this? You can always write a shell or perl script to process the mail, and use procmail to pipe it to this script. :0 | processgroupwise.sh _______________________________________________ TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota http://www.mn-linux.org tclug-list at mn-linux.org https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list