7.20 on
page 932) that will match any user part of an address that ends in -request. Then we use
LOCAL_RULE_0 to declare three new rules in the parse rule set 0. The first tries to match
-request in the address. The second detects a match and calls the procmail delivery agent.
The third restores the original workspace in the event that no match was found.
This solution is only a suggestion and a starting place from which to work out your own
solutions. In addition to new maps and rules, you will also have to tune the procmail
delivery agent (possibly adding a U= delivery agent equate, ?§20.5.17 on page 755) and
configure the procmail program to do the right thing with the -request addresses it gets.
The defaults for the procmail delivery agent are shown in Table 20-12, along with the mc
configuration macros used to alter those defaults.
The procmail(1) program is available from:
http://www.procmail.org/
20.4.12 qpage
Deliver via a pager V8.10 and later
The qpage delivery agent delivers messages by running the qpage(8) program. The qpage(8)
program is part of a client/server software package that allows messages to be sent via an
alphanumeric pager.
Support is included in your mc configuration file like this:
MAILER(`qpage??)
Table 20-12. Defaults for the procmail delivery agent
Macro ?§ Default
PROCMAIL_MAILER_ARGS ?§20.
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