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On Friday 21 November 2003 10:01 am, Peter Walker wrote: > Simon Gilpin wrote: > >Hello, any comments much appreciated. > > > >What I want to achieve is the mailing list being sent to simon@xxxxxxxxx, > > not root@xxxxxxxxxxx > > .. > > >P.S. I have already played around with local domains, address re-writing > > and aliasing with no success. > > I have managed to do this with variabl success using local domains etc. > to help fetchmail strip out the intended recipient from the headers. It > took a lot of trial and error though. > A couple of alternatives would be: > 1. Use procmail to filter/forward the mail based on the headers that are > set. > 2. If you can have multiple POP3 mailboxes on your UKLinux account use a > separate address for the list and use a separate singledrop fetchmail to > retrieve it. > > Cheers, > > Pete. > Unfortunately I only have a limited mail account and I cannot use procmail on the uklinux mailserver. Otherwise your alternatives are the way to go. Using procmail locally is probably too late, fetchmail has done it's worst. It is a problem that I keep going back to, in the meantime I just alias postmaster to myself, which is ok in my particular setup. Cheers..................Simon. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.