On 14:19 17 Jan 2002, Michael Montagne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| > I would try "e", delete the hyphen, "b".
| > Nicolas
|
| Very simple with manual intervention. But how do I automate the
| process? Can I use procmail to route to a script, then bounce to the
| original recipient? If so, can someone help me with that?
Hmm. Does this happen at outgoing time from you or at incoming time for
everyone else? I mean, where in the system would you be placing the hook?
That said, it would be feasible to add a recipe to a .procmailrc (or the
global one - /etc/procmailrc - depending on application) looking like this:
0hbfc
* ^mime-version:
* ^mime-type: *multipart/mixed
| fixmimestuff
where fixmimestuff is a shell script to unpack the mime components
and edit the correct bits. You'll need munpack and mpack (not shipped
with RedHat or Solaris - YMMV). It will take some work to keep all the
MIME headers.
You can't just use sed on the email because a) it _will_ get the wrong things
and b) it won't work on parts which are encoded.
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