From: Luciano Mannucci (lukenameron.smd.sublink.org)
Date: Tue Sep 04 2007 - 05:22:50 CDT

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On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 22:17:32 +0200
mouss <mlist.onlyfree.fr> wrote:

> Sean Tempesta wrote:
> > Luciano: I tried using this on a test message and it appears to work
> > (minus a loopback problem).
> >
> > Magnus: Is there a way to strip out any non mydestination recipients
> > so Postfix doesn't deliver mail to other recipients in the header?
>
> sendmail -t will use the From and To/Cc headers. These headers are not
Yes it was just a matter of pointing in a workable direction.
In fact I use formail only for utility mailboxes (those that collect
mail from programs).
Probably the best bet is to use fetchmail, which has a very rich set
of capabilities. Knowing the addresses of the domain or which you
have collect mail for, you can set a rule in a fetchmailrc that takes
the messages via pop3 from your localhost and resend them to the
proper address. I did that ages ago, so I'm pretty sure that fetchmail
can set rules based on the Delivered-To header, though I don't remember
the details. You may wish to dig in the fetchmail manual.

Cheers,

luciano.
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