At 5/7/01 05:03 PM -0400, you wrote:
> I think this thread has now come full circle. Probably so. There are the questions of how exactly you'd write a script to do what we're all bandying about; but I suppose once each of us come up with one we'll either post it or keep it to ourselves. *L*
There are so many people in the world trying to do what we do, that helping a group of people like this by posting code (which will then, open-source fashion, be improved and reposted by others) is by far my preference. Yes, I help probably 1,000 competitors... but they help me and in turn we are better armed against the other 17,000,000 in the world.
I do, however, still want the email to stop along with everything else. To me, that's a service I'm providing, and if they're not paying for my services, that means they're not paying to have email@theirdomain *as well as* theirdomain.com/somepage.html hosted on my machine. It's not just web hosting we provide - it's email services as well, ya know. Otherwise, they'd have their email pointed to Everyone.Net for free.
Amen!
Still trying to decide from among the multiple suggestions though, on what to do about that damn forwarding.
From what Steve Werby just posted, the GUI doesn't use procmail for forwarding but rather the /etc/aliases file. That should be really easy for your script to modify.
-- Rodolfo J. Paiz rpaiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx