David Mathog wrote:
> For a class I set up a common email so that the students could
> communicate with the TAs. When mail is sent to it, it delivers that
> message to the common account and my account, and also forwards that
> message to the TAs. The current .forward is just:
>
> \common_account, \my_account, ta1@???, ta2@???
>
> Somehow or other that email address made it onto a spam list. The
> common account only needs to receive mail from campus addresses. So I
> want to put something like the following in the .forward instead, but
> this is pseudocode because I do not know the correct syntax:
>
> # exim filter
> if $reply_to = "campus.edu$" then #reply_to ENDS in "campus.edu"
> deliver common_account #delivery to addressee on this machine
> deliver my_account #delivery to 2nd account on this machine
> deliver ta1@??? #forward to one TA
> deliver ta2@??? #forward to another TA
> fi
> finish
>
> What is the actual syntax for this?
Forward doesn't have conditions, what you need is procmail.
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René Berber
