Greetings, fellow Mutterers. The problem is to: a) Archive outgoing mail to a local mail folder named in a header. b) Archive the same outgoing mail on a server, in similar fashion.
The attempted solution so far is: a) my_hdr Fcc: default_project_name b) my_hdr X-Topic: default_project_name my_hdr Bcc: maildist@server Where maildist on the server has a procmail rule to handle archiving for any project present in the projects directory. OK, this works for the default case, but only 70-80% of my outgoing mail relates to default_project_name. To switch both local and remote archives, it is necessary to edit two headers. (It's not the labour that's objectionable, but the risk of forgetting to change one of them.) It is because the Fcc header is stripped from the sent email, that I resort to the second header. That leaves me trying to figure out how to do a file copy on X-Topic, if that is remotely possible. Alternatively, I don't suppose it's possible to use send-hook to put the outgoing mail through awk, to generate X-Topic from Fcc, before it is scrubbed? Now that would allow me to go to town! Regards, Erik
