>So is there anyway of having the email address of the user being emailed in
>the To: field without using qmail-inject for every message?
Using plain qmail, no, it tries very hard no to mutate messages as they
pass through.
For a similar application I wrote a little perl module called qspam to
send out lots of customized messages. It passes each message directly
to qmail-remote, and only if that fails passes it to qmail-queue to
retry. It runs many qmail-remote processes in parallel, and on any
half-decent list rarely has to queue a message so it pumps out mail
about as fast as qmail itself does.
For me it does a pretty decent job of sending out messages to an
18,000 address list I have. It uses files in /tmp rather than pipes
because that makes the code a lot simpler and it seems to me that
files in a ramdisk /tmp should be about as fast as pipes.
You can find it at http://wx.iecc.com/Qspam.pm
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