dms@mit-hermes (09/23/85)
From: David M. Siegel <dms@mit-hermes> Does anyone have some hacks to sendmail to allow copies of all outgoing messages to be append to an Rmail file? I know I can bcc: messages to myself, but that tends to clutter up my mail file. I'd rather just have them automatically appended to a file. Thanks, -Dave
philipp@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (09/23/85)
From: philipp@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
If you use Mail(1), put in your .mailrc file the line
set record={your-home-dir}/{mail-record-file}
and this will log your mail.
It depends only on the front-end you use. The reader, not the router.saj@mit-prep (09/23/85)
From: Scott Jones <saj@mit-prep> well, you can have all messages recorded in a file by doing "set record=<filename>" in your .mailrc file. Emacs could then convert this standard mail format file into whatever it wanted... --scott
dms@mit-hermes (09/23/85)
From: David M. Siegel <dms@mit-hermes> Date: Sun, 22 Sep 85 21:22:31 edt From: Scott Jones <saj@mit-prep> well, you can have all messages recorded in a file by doing "set record=<filename>" in your .mailrc file. Emacs could then convert this standard mail format file into whatever it wanted... This doesn't work--- probably because gnu sendmail calls /usr/lib/sendmail directly. I don't think /usr/lib/sendmail has any hooks to put copies of messages in a file.