Thanx Tim, you have at least given me a better understanding of what is going on. I have not yet figured how to get the desired information to Procmail.
Can anyone give me any assistance with determining what I need to pass to Procmail in order to have access to the email address to which the original e-mail was sent? Again, all I'm trying to do here is have the challenge/confirmation e-mail link use the same domain as to which the original email was addressed. Jz. "Tim Legant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "BananaBob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > I did carefully follow the directions for Sendmail on the config-pre and > > config-server pages. > > D'oh! This turns out to be the problem. More awake now, it occurred > to me that the instructions have you use procmail's HOST variable to > construct RECIPIENT. Of course, HOST will always be the host machine > and will have nothing to do with the actual recipient's email domain. > > After some time spent at the Sendmail site, I can't make heads or > tails out of what possible values you could use instead. Perhaps a > Sendmail user knows what macro ($u, etc.) could be passed to procmail > that will contain the full recipient address, or at least the domain > portion? If such a beast exists, you would want to modify the second > parameter of the FEATURE macro to call procmail with that macro, > something like: > > FEATURE('local_procmail', '/usr/bin/procmail -a ${who_knows?}') > > You might then also have to modify the procmail code because the > EXTENSION, which Sendmail automatically passes to procmail (and which > we use as "$1"), *might* then become "$2", since the above line would > have inserted an extra '-a' argument in front of it. > > Sorry I can't help more; hopefully a Sendmail user on the list can > offer more assistance. > > > Tim > _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
