For example, suppose that at the domain "mydomain.com" there are two users, one named "me" and one named "him". I know that the following line in the ~/.mailfilter file for user "me" will send an incoming message off to user "him":
to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
But if user "me" wants the message to be sent to the INBOX.foobar folder of user "him", is there any way to cause this to happen using "to", or any of the other standard maildrop commands?
No.
Also, is there any way for user "me" to put a command into his own ~/.mailfilter file that will cause an incoming message to be stored in _his_ _own_ INBOX.foobar folder (i.e., for the same user "me")?
Yes:
to "Maildir/.foobar/."
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