Wouter Hanegraaff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Tue, 29 Feb 2000:
> But when I do, it will end up in my inbox. I want to be able to just
> pipe it to a fake bounce script and let the sender think he spammed an
> e-mail address that doesn't exist. If I'm lucky, he'll remove my e-mail
> address from his spam list.
Won't happen. 99 times out of 100 the sender information will be fake,
and even if it's not, it won't be read/processed.
> Procmail is for filtering mail, but filtering is not the problem here.
Actually, it can do more than that. I've seen automatic file-servers
by mail, set up with procmail. Look in the man page, there should be
something about creating an automatic reply header or something like
that. I think the example they give is a vacation-type of behaviour.
> I just want a tiny little script that only generates
> the fake bounce and feeds it to sendmail, nothing more, nothing less.
I personally would write it in perl myself, but procmail may be easier
if you're not proficient in perl, or lack time to write it all in perl.
Mikko
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