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I recently moved my domain name from my home debian machine to pair.com. On my home machine, I had a .forward/.procmailrc setup. The .procmailrc recipe was: :0bc:pager1$LOCKEXT * ^Received:.*source_domain.com | /my/home/dir/path/to/script This successfully caught an incoming message from a particular source email address, sent a copy of it, and forwarded a copy to a shell script in my home directory. pair.com uses qmail, so I now need to learn how to translate the above to a .qmail file. I also don't want to lose any email in the process. Help with the conversion would be helpful. It is a simple recipe, so I cannot imagine it would be difficult, though it did take me a bit to get the above recipe working perfectly the first time I set it up :-) Thanks for any insights. Scott
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