Stevie Haston a écrit : > Hello > > I have a query and thought hopefully someone can answer. This is a postfix > and dovecot related question so I thought this would be a good place to start. > > I have postfix + dovecot (maildir storage) setup working good. I have some > recipient canonical mapping and some virtual based forwarding taking place. > What I'd like to do is have postfix reprocess a specific email that is stored > in the /etc/spool/mail directory tree under a IMAP folder structure, perhaps > by altering the file in some way and copying it to > /etc/spool/postfix/maildrop or hold. > > By reprocess I mean acting upon a stored email as though it was entering the > system for the first time, retaining the original from and to. I think this > boils down to understanding the different in the formats of the stored email > files in /etc/spool/mail and those that postfix itself uses in > /etc/spool/postfix > > Any advice greatly appreciated. > Stevie >
in the stored message, - look at the top most "Delivered-To". it should contain the "recipient" address. save this address. remove this Delivered-To header (or better yet, change it to X-Delivered-To: ....) to avoid postfix thinkking there is a loop. - look ate the Return-Path header. it should contain the "sender" address. - now, just run sendmail -f $sender $recipient < $file
