Christopher D. Audley wrote: > There is no need to 'work around this'. When Lawrence says sendmail > ignores dots on > input, he means they aren't given any special meaning. It doesn't mean > they are discarded. > > The bigger problem is that this does not completely solve the issues > with redirecting mail through sendmail.
That's what I meant by 'work around this'. To be more specific--what tips does anyone have for redirecting messages using sieve when using sendmail or Postfix's sendmail-clone, if the original message contains raw '.'s?
