Re: Multiple actions for a single message?

[Jared]

If you filter your mail with procmail before it reaches TMDA, you could 
send two copies to TMDA if it matches your [EMAIL PROTECTED] You could 
inject a custom header into each. Then, in your TMDA incoming, have it 
look at that custom header, and if it matches one way, do the bounce, 
if it matches the other way, deliver it to the spam box. As a simpler 
approach, just have one copy go to TMDA with your custom filter, and 
have procmail deliver the other to the spam box. Then you don't launch 
it twice for one message.

-Jared

On Apr 10, 2004, at 11:31 AM, Lloyd Zusman wrote:

Is there a way to have TMDA invoke multiple actions for a given 
message?
I'm looking to do something like this:

[ ... ]
No, but this is on the TODO list.
OK.  I'll be patient.

Hmm ... as an alternative, is there a way to call a TMDA utility from
the command line to force a message to be rejected using one of TMDA's
bounce templates?
For example, suppose I have this filter rule:

  from [EMAIL PROTECTED] deliver=|/path/to/myscript

... where 'myscript' looks something like this (grossly 
oversimplified):

  #!/bin/sh
  tee -a $HOME/.foo-bar | special-TMDA-utility args
... and where 'special-TMDA-utility args' is the invocation of some 
sort
of utility which bounces the message back to its sender in exactly the
same way as the 'bounce' action does within a TMDA rule; i.e., using
one of the TMDA bounce templates to generate the response.

--
 Lloyd Zusman
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