coei@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Christopher K. Oei) (02/09/91)
Does anyone have a program (preferably a Unix script) that will intercept incoming mail, check the message text for lines such as "send wanted_file", and automatically reply to the sender the "wanted_file"? I'd be interested in a copy. I wrote a rather crude version of this, and if anyone would like a copy of my program, just send me mail with the word "mailsort" somewhere in the message text. Thanks in advance, -Chris Oei (coei@puma.ccsr.uiuc.edu)
hotte@sunrise.in-berlin.de (Horst Laumer) (02/12/91)
coei@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Christopher K. Oei) writes: >Does anyone have a program (preferably a Unix script) that will intercept >incoming mail, check the message text for lines such as "send wanted_file", >and automatically reply to the sender the "wanted_file"? >I'd be interested in a copy. I wrote a rather crude version of this, and if >anyone would like a copy of my program, just send me mail with the word >"mailsort" somewhere in the message text. >Thanks in advance, >-Chris Oei >(coei@puma.ccsr.uiuc.edu) I'd suggest that you use filter, which is part of the elm-package. I never had the need to use it, but according to the man-pages it should be able to do the job. Seems to be quite flexible, uses an external rule-set and handles regexps. Give it a try, it's PD. -- ============================================================================ Horst Laumer, Kantstrasse 107, D-1000 Berlin 12 ! Bang-Adress: Junk-Food INET: hotte@sunrise.in-berlin.de ! for Autorouters -- me -- UUCP: ..unido!fub!geminix!sunrise.in-berlin.de!hotte