David Grimberg wrote:
Earlier discussions on this list have indicated that tagged addresses are checked after the end of your incoming filter file, and only if they don't match a rule in your incoming filter. So you could put a rule in your incoming filter that matched dated addresses such as:
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] deliver=|path-to-script
Then in your script, one thing you will probably want to check is if the dated address is valid perhaps with a call to tmda-check-address.
If you're running qmail, you can just create a .qmail-dated and .qmail-dated-default file (a link to the former). This can directly route the message to procmail/whatever without even entering TMDA. This might be more efficient. Other MTAs can probably do something similar.
Of course, the above solution works perfectly well too.
-- Stephen Warren, Software Engineer, NVIDIA, Fort Collins, CO [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wwwdotorg.org/pgp.html
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