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Hi Marck,

On 30 January 2001 at 13:08:54 +0000 (which was 13:08 where I live) words
of wisdom emanated from Marck D. Pearlstone.

RC>> I host a majordomo mailing list and receive frequent 'bounce'
RC>> messages.

MDP> I know the feeling <g>.

And me.

RC>> I need to strip the bouncing address from the body (not header) of the
RC>> message. Is their any macro that will do this???

MDP> What  I  find  is that the format of these messages is *so* diverse, a
MDP> different  one  for  every  flavour of SMTP relay server out there. So
MDP> there is no single macro to do this per-se.

MDP> You  don't  say  what  you  want  to  do  with  these bounces. Was the
MDP> intention  to format a command to majordomo to change the subscription
MDP> status  of  the  member  whose  mail has just bounced? That would need
MDP> greater  intelligence  still,  since  I  have found that many of these
MDP> "bounce" messages are created by temporary server problems rather than
MDP> anything to do with the hapless member.

If the return email has an MIME attachment you could export the message out
to  a  directory.  Import  it  back in to a folder and then create whatever
rules you want from there.

I have only be able to do this because the format of the bounced email and
attachment did not change.

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