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Contributors: Jamshid Afshar <jamshid@ses.com>, Jeffrey Hurwit <jhurwit@netcom.com>, Peter J. Kappesser <Peter_Kappesser@promail.com> If you have formail (part of the procmail mail filter package) at your site, you can use the "|" command to stuff the article into the front end of a pipeline such as: | (formail -rk; cat canned.text.file) | /usr/lib/sendmail -t In your .trnmac file, assign this string to the key of your choice, substituting the correct location for sendmail your site. If you don't have formail, you can write a script, perhaps using perl, which will at least eat the piped-in article, change Reply-To: (if it exists, otherwise change From:) to To:, tack it on to your canned.text.file (which should have the Subject: and From: headers), and pipe the result to sendmail.
Top Document: [news.software.readers] trn newsreader FAQ, part 2: Advanced
Previous Document: KDHF: In a killfile, what's the difference between /@domain-pattern/f:command and /@domain-pattern/Hfrom:command?
Next Document: ADCU: In rn-compatibility mode, trn dumps core when I Unread killed subjects.
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