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From: Phil Pennock <[email protected]>
To: Brian Spraker <[email protected]>
Cc: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 4:54 AM
Subject: Re: [exim] Send SMS Text Message Upon Incoming E-Mail

On 2011-09-21 at 09:55 -0700, Brian Spraker wrote:
> I have a site that receives inquiries on.  Instead of sitting at the computer 
> all day to see if any come in to my mailbox, is it possible to somehow use 
> Exim in such a way that once an e-mail comes in to a specific e-mail account, 
> it will also send a quick SMS message to another e-mail address saying 
> something like "You've received an inquiry"?  I know that I can certainly 
> setup Exim to mail the full message to multiple e-mail addresses (as I 
> already have in place) - but I only need a simple message sent to a secondary 
> account.  Otherwise, if the whole message is sent to the SMS text e-mail 
> address, the cellular network will have to split it up until many messages.

Yes.

"unseen" Router just before the real delivery one, sends an email to the
email-to-sms gateway you're using, and set "headers_only" so that the
body is not sent.  If you want some of the body, then instead set
"transport_filter" and use a command which strips the content to the
headers and then "X" amount of the body.

Or change the existing Router to use "shadow_transport" and
"shadow_condition" to invoke an external command that does whatever's
needed.

-Phil

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Thank you Phil.  I just discovered that problem last night.  I was getting text 
message notification - but the e-mails were not in my inbox!  I then added the 
'unseen' as you indicated and that took care of it.  I use Horde as a webmail 
client and use the Vacation feature - and I had a transport/router for 
Vacation.  Vacation would  allow a reply to be sent to the person that send the 
message indicating someone is out of the office - and deliver it to the mailbox 
properly.  I noticed it had that 'unseen' flag so after adding it to the 
textmessage router, that fixed it.

Brian S.
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