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Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 22:08:48 -0400 (EDT)
From: Intuitive Design Archive <archive@www.in-design.com>
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Subject: procmail and formail Q's?
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Hey all;

	Is there anyway with formail and procmail to take a mailbox and
resend the mail in it.

	I know I need to use 

formail -s procmail redirect.rc < mailbox.test



but in the redirect what should I have. I am very new to procmail, and
would really appreciate the guidance.

	I am thinking of something lik

:0    
* ^TO_"$SENDER_ADDRESS"
! "$SENDER_ADDRESS"


Thanks Allot 

Cheers
Tamer


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