Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2003 22:27:59 +0200 From: Zeo Smeijsters <Zeo@Zaleo.nl> To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG Message-ID: <5.1.1.6.2.20030419114314.00bc4fa8@pop3.zaleo.homeunix.net>
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Dear FreeBSD people,
I am a new user in FreeBSD (5), slowly I start to get the hang of it,
thanks to a lot of documentation on the Internet.
For a while now I am trying to fix a little bug on my server. Hope you can
help me out ?
Using Fetchmail to fetch all mail on my ISP domain POP3 server and drop it
in my personal mail box. Than I use procmail to filter all receives out end
transfer the mail to the correct mail box of all users on my local system.
this works fine. But...........
When a mail is send to more than one user on my system only the first user
in my procmailrc file will receive it, a solution is to use the c flag, a
copy is send to the user and the procmailrc file will continue, but.. yes
again a but... then I receive all mail that is delivered to users..
Is it passable to use a variable to set to 1 every time a mail is send to a
user and then at the end of the list remove the mail if this variable is
set to 1 and not addressed to me else go in my default mail box ?
my procmailrc file @ this moment:
# Augment $PATH as necessary.
PATH=$HOME/bin:/usr/local/bin:$PATH
# Drop any bounces of a SpamStopper message.
:0 B
* ^X-Mailer: SpamStopper
{
:0
* ^From:.*\<mailer-daemon\>
/dev/null
:0
* ^From:.*\<postmaster\>
/dev/null
}
# Explicitly-addressed mail gets delivered.
:0:
* ^TOUser1\>
! User1@my.domain
# Explicitly-addressed mail gets delivered.
:0:
* ^TOUser2\>
! User2@my.domain
# Explicitly-addressed mail gets delivered.
:0:
* ^TOUser3\>
! User3@my.domain
# Explicitly-addressed mail gets delivered.
:0:
* ^TOUser4\>
! User4@my.domain
# Explicitly-addressed mail gets delivered.
:0:
* ^TOUser5\>
! User5@my.domain
etc.
Hope to receive a answer (if my server works) on my personal address
because I am not yet add to the list. Will do this when everything works fine.
Greetings from the Netherlands (Zaleo)
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