Procmail : Filter & Resend

[Feris Thia]

Hi All,

I have a global (catch-all) account at my ISP. In my Linux box I need
to download all the emails from the account and want to delivered it
to local user's inbox. I've just learned about .forward and
.procmailrc and have no problem with Regular Expression.

How do I match an email's address pattern (username(a)abc.com) from
RECEIVED field in mail's header and then resend it ?

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Regards,
Feris
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Jakarta (10140) - INDONESIA

[Michael Schwendt]

On 01/05/07, Feris Thia wrote:
>  Hi All,
>
>  I have a global (catch-all) account at my ISP. In my Linux box I need
>  to download all the emails from the account and want to delivered it
>  to local user's inbox. I've just learned about .forward and
>  .procmailrc and have no problem with Regular Expression.
>
>  How do I match an email's address pattern (username(a)abc.com) from
>  RECEIVED field in mail's header and then resend it ? 
Isn't "man procmailex" enough together with "man procmailrc"?

Since the Received headers don't always contain an email address, I
don't give a ready-to-use example.

[Bryan Hepworth]

Michael Schwendt wrote:
>  On 01/05/07, Feris Thia wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I have a global (catch-all) account at my ISP. In my Linux box I need
> > to download all the emails from the account and want to delivered it
> > to local user's inbox. I've just learned about .forward and
> > .procmailrc and have no problem with Regular Expression.
> >
> > How do I match an email's address pattern (username(a)abc.com) from
> > RECEIVED field in mail's header and then resend it ?
>
>  Isn't "man procmailex" enough together with "man procmailrc"?
>
>  Since the Received headers don't always contain an email address, I
>  don't give a ready-to-use example.
>  
Sounds like fetchmail would be a better solution in this case.