Ok…So I have figured out that I can use:
and the MTA will figure that out, but what do I do to tell rt-mailgate
that the text after the + is the name of the queue?
MikeHamilton@clovisusd.k12.ca.us wrote:
Ok…So I have figured out that I can use:
and the MTA will figure that out, but what do I do to tell rt-mailgate
that the text after the + is the name of the queue?
In .procmailrc (watch the wrap, the piped statement is one line):
:0
- ^TO.*rt+queue@yadayadayada.com
|/opt/rt3/bin/rt-mailgate --queue “queue” --action correspond --url
http://support.yadayadayada.com/
In /etc/aliases (for sendmail, on one line):
rt+queue: “|/etc/smrsh/rt-mailgate --queue queue --action correspond
–url http://support.yadayadayada.com/”
Adapt this to the subtleties of your environment.