Sure - I did this with qmail. In your .qmail file or any file that passes the
incoming mail to /dev/stdin you need to pipe it to a php script. It will look
like this:
I had email addresses setup like ezmlm -
ie [EMAIL PROTECTED] or on the other hand
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - then just parse out the
Hey Everyone,
I'm working a project for one of the company's websites. they have a subscription
mailing list that the user signs up their email address to receies periodical
emailings.
The email addresses are stored in a flat txt file. 1 email per line. I could also
convert it to a coma delim
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