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On Wed, 8 Aug 2007, martin f krafft wrote:
until I discovered how limited sieve's vacation module is. Most importantly: it's hardcoded to use the Return-Path of a message, but in this very case, I need to actually use the address in the from
What's the reason of not using Return-Path? When it is missing, you can search the archives for a patch of mine, that uses the -f argument in this case. -> And the reply, why NOT to use From for sending replies ;-)
Given that mail is delivered by the Dovecot LDA, is there any way to make deliver pass it off to e.g. procmail in such a way that $HOME is set to /srv/vmail/domain.org/localpart, so that procmail can find the .procmailrc?
Of course, you could patch Dovecot LDA. It is rather straight forward.
Another idea is to setup your MTA to deliver each mail to two maildrops, traditionally this is called ".forward" files, because in sendmail you can create a file ".forward" in the user's homedir and put all the mail forwards there, e.g.:
\account "|vacation -a alias1 -a alias2 account"
\account is necessary to file the mail into the local maildrop (INBOX), too; otherwise it would only run vacation and trash the mail afterwards.
But, such program will normally use Return-Path as well.
Bye,
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