Hi Philip Hazel,
you wrote on Sat, Feb 27, 1999 at 09:11:09PM +0000:
>You can, of course, deliver via procmail from Exim. Then you can change
>things in the message, but you cannot do a true forward. You have to
>submit a new message, which will have a different sender.
I'd rather take a raincheck on modifying messages :-)
>Those comments apply to ordinary users. Since you replaced sendmail with
>Exim, you must be the admin of your machine.
I am, it's a Debian single dial-up workstation, no big Unix-host.
>Another thing you could
>arrange is a transport filter on your appendfile transport. This *is* a
>case where the message is on the standard input and gets copied to the
>standard output, so you could use sed. Check out the transport_filter
>option.
Wow! Thanks for this great piece of information. I still have to learn
a lot about Exim :-)
Kind regards
Frederick
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