On Mon, 20 Oct 1997, John Horne wrote:
> For example, sending a msg to "list-xx" (which would list the members of the
> mailing list "xx") gets picked up by a smartuser director which states
> "new_address = $sender_address" so that the reply goes back to the sender.
> The smtp transport (which the director specifies) jiggles with some of the
> header lines (subject, from, to) and provides the contents of the message.
> However, I can't seem to be able to get hold of the original recipient -
> "list-xx" or "xx" (the director uses the prefix option set to "list-").
>
> Any ideas?
I think if I had wanted to do this, I would have tried the autoreply
transport first, or a special purpose filter file.
I do seem to have made the new_address feature of smartuser behave more
like a router when it specifies a transport, in that it re-writes the
address rather than creating a new "child" address, thus losing the
original.
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