**On 04 Jul, In article "Smail config problems (changing From: line)",
** MO (Mike Orr) writes:
MO>On Wed, 3 Jul 1996, Jean Orloff wrote:
MO>
MO>Sometimes I feel like just writing an smail-replacement script that would:
MO>** Deliver locally any mail to 'somebody (no hostname)' or to
MO>'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'.
MO>** Telnet smarthost SMTP and feed it any non-local mail, after changing
MO>From/Reply-to/Sender: from 'me(@linuxbox)' to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'.
MO>
MO>A companion receivemail script (or procmail + scripts) would:
MO>** Pop the mail and deliver it locally, changing To/Cc/Bcc: from
MO>'[EMAIL PROTECTED]' to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. (Possibly determining the local
MO>username from the comment part of the email address, as I've seen some
MO>people do.)
MO>** If no valid local account, forward to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (or bounce
MO>it, but I'd rather see what it is).
Well, I have a config that can do that...
First Deliver locally and changing any non-local mail...
Smail /etc/smail/config file
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<cut>
visible_name=ISP.com
-domains
hostnames=PPPNUMBER.ISP.com:LINUXBOX
<cut>
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Smail /etc/smail/routers file
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<cut>
smart_host:
driver=smarthost, transport=smtp;
path=smtp.ISP.com
<cut>
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Smail /etc/smail/transports file
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<cut>
smtp: driver=tcpsmtp, max_addrs=100, -max_chars, inet,
remove_header="${if and{{origin:local}{dest:remote}} From}",
insert_header="${if and{{origin:local}{dest:remote}} From: ${fullname}
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>}",
append_header="${if
and{and{{origin:local}{dest:remote}}{!header:organization}} Organization:
LINUXBOX}",
remove_header="${if {origin:local} Content-Length}",
append_header="${if {origin:local} Content-Length: $body_size}";
use_bind, defer_no_connect, -local_mx_okay, defnames
<cut>
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And now a "companion" (procmail + scripts) for the ISP incoming mail
a procmailrc file
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# /etc/ips-mail
# Christophe Le Bars 1996 - public domain
PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin
LOGFILE=/var/log/isp-mail
LOGABSTRACT=yes
# mail to clb (example 1!)
:0
* ^(To|Cc|Bcc):.*C(hristophe|\.)?( )?L(e|\.)?( )?B(ars|\.).*
| formail -R "Cc:" "Old-Cc:" -R "BCc:" "Old-BCc:" -i "To: clb" | smail -eq -t
-i
# mail to od (example 2!)
:0
* ^(To|Cc|Bcc):.*O(livier|\.)?( )?D(upond|\.).*
| formail -R "Cc:" "Old-Cc:" -R "BCc:" "Old-BCc:" -i "To: od" | smail -eq -t -i
# If no valid local account...
:0w
| /usr/local/sbin/isp-mail-error
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Then a script to use it...
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#!/bin/sh
# /usr/local/sbin/pop-isp-mail
# Christophe Le Bars 1996 - public domain script
touch /var/run/mail-pop-on
popclient -u ISP-ACCOUNT -P /etc/ppp/pop-psswd -c smtp.ISP.com |\
formail -q- -z -s procmail -m /etc/isp-mail
rm -f /var/run/mail-pop-on
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And a script for unknow ISP incoming mail
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#!/bin/sh
# /usr/local/sbin/isp-mail-error
# Christophe Le Bars 1996 - public domain script
TMPFILE=/tmp/isp-mail1.$$
LOGFILE=/tmp/isp-mail2.$$
cat - > $TMPFILE
ID=`formail -x "Message-ID"<$TMPFILE|cut -c2-`
[ "$ID" != "" ] || exit 1
cp $TMPFILE "/var/spool/isp-mail/$ID"
echo -e "\n pop-isp-mail ID error mail :\n" $ID "\n" >> $LOGFILE
mail -s "pop-isp-mail error..." postmaster < $LOGFILE
rm -f $TMPFILE $LOGFILE
exit 0
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Christophe Le Bars - Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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