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List:       procmail
Subject:    Re: Bad Mail
From:       era eriksson <reriksso () cc ! helsinki ! fi>
Date:       1996-11-22 7:46:02
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On Thu, 21 Nov 1996 17:08:50 -0800 (PST), bodysurf@netcom.com (Tim)
wrote:
<... no attribution for original author, apparently tbac@mail.idt.net ...>
 >> I want to set up something that will send this email to 
 >> "postmaster@mydomain.com" but also return the email as 
 >> undeliverable. Just like in "real life" when you send email 
 >> to someone and the name is misspelled, etc.

Why do I get the feeling more than half of the mails to Procmail-L
lately are problems with something Procmail wasn't designed to do?
(Then maybe it should be redesigned to include this functionality?)

 > 	* ^TO.*me
             ^^
But basically I just want to point out that you shouldn't be using .*
after ^TO -- the ^TO construct already contains this, albeit a
modified version which is better bounded.

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