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I can configure postfix with e.g. recipient_bcc_maps to copy sender or recipient emails to an address. However what I need is to not just forward a copy of the original mail, but rather to compose a new blank email from the original sender/recipient and attach the original email as a .eml attachment. The destination is a 'dropbox' for a webapp and requires the email be forwarded as an attachment. What's a simple way to achieve this on Linux ?

tribalvibes
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  • this is a legit and well-formed question for a production issue we're trying to solve. why the downvote and with no explanation? if you're such a guru, please be helpful by answering the question. – tribalvibes Jul 17 '12 at 22:27

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I'm pretty sure you can achieve this by using content filters. See http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html. But keep in mind that any mail Postfix receives will invoke that filter/script. From a performance or security point of view it might not be the best solution.

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