Hi
Thanks for your reply...
>>First of all, does it make a difference?
In general, it has no difference. But demand is from
client...:-)
So client does not want that his maill will be in the
mail box as <client-name>@www.domain.com - he wants
*To address* in his mail box will be always shown as
<client-name>@domain.com
>.Secondly, you'd probably just do a sed filter like
>>this:
>>:0fw
>>* ^To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>| sed '[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED]/'
I set this rule under the ~user/.procmailrc file. But
i am seeing that if i sent forcefully from
<user1>@www.domain.com to <user2>@www.domain.com ,
then also From /To both the addresses are changing to
"domain.com" . That means *To* checking , before the
sed is being failed
Thank.
-Swapna
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