Hello

Example (What we are supposed to do)-

Take three E-mail ids one@yahoo.com, two@consulting.com, three@bullhorn.com. Aim is, whatever mail is coming from one@yahoo.com to two@consulting.com it will be redirected to three@bullhorn.com (where the three@bullhorn.com will see that the mail is coming to him only i,e in that mail "From" field will have one@yahoo.com and "To" field will have three@bullhorn.com

Our Setup:-

We are running qmail (version qmail-1.03) mail server on Red Hat Linux 7.2

We Tried:-

1) A script

| /usr/bin/formail -i ''To:three@bullhorn.com' |/usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -t

was written and placed in one of the configuration file (.qmail) of qmail, It worked, but the problem was with "Cc" address field and "Bcc" address field i,e if two@consulting.com ( any address from our domain on which a redirection is set) is placed in "Cc" or "Bcc" field, a mail loop will be there and we will be redirecting infinite mails!

2) As a Second solution Procmail was used and a script was written in .procmailrc file,

* !^X-Loop:two@consulting.com

|formail -i "To:three@bullhorn.com" | /usr/bin/sendmail -oi -t

also .qmail was configured to use procmailrc file, but now the problem was, everything is done but the sender of the mail is getting a bounce back message saying “This mail is looping so the delivery was stopped”, though the receiver is getting the mail as per our requirement.I dont want this bounce back message to go there.

Can you suggest any solution for my problem??

Bhagwan Dass