Hi all,
A week or two ago, I posted a message asking if it was possible
to rewrite outgoing mail. The problem is that I belong to
two organisations, with exclusive sets of recipients for each
organisation. I would like to ensure that an outgoing message
always has the correct from address, based on which set the
recipient belongs to.
In other words
If I mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- the message should be from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- the message should be from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Note that this should work for replies to - if fred mails me, and
I reply, it must correctly drop in my 'fruitconsultants' ID.
I am quite happy to maintain a mapping of recipient domains and
the corresponding from addresses in an ascii file..
--
My last message generated a couple of replies, both stating a) that
this is an MUA problem b) I should look at Mutt and c) why on earth
am I using Outlook...
Well:
a. I don't believe it's an MUA problem, because the mapping as described
applies to my assistant as much as myself, and maybe to other employees.
Moreover, I want the process automated. Using a client that relies on my
remembering to switch identity before accessing messages is far too
error-prone.
b. I can't seem to find Mutt on the PC, and I don't want a character-mode
client thanks.
c. Even if outlook breaks every RFC in the book, it still has a semi-decent
integrated contacts database, which I particularly appreciate.
--
So - how do I modify the Qmail suite to allow me to examine the To address
of an outgoing message and fixup the reply address??
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Martin Green
