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qmail-command

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Bettens

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Hi,


I have noticed the possibility to modify the .qmail file for each user in order to modify some elements.

I aminterested in on of the elements which is a qmail-command.

I want to call a shell script on an incoming mail. This works great if I modify the .qmail file of one of my users.

What I would like is to call this script for every users without modifying each files manually !
If it's not possible, is there a way to do it automatically on the mail name creation ?


For themoment, I have just added : |mail_parse
to my .qmail file


Thanks :)
 
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