Hi,

I have created a mail server using postfix and created the catchall address. - so far so good.

Am looking for something that reads the below..

1) From Address(s) - Needed to verify the sender to continue in the script next steps..

2) Original To Address(s) - Example: 11111111@domain.com;22222222@domain.com

Checks to be done on point 2, need to confirm that the To address contains 8 numbers @domain.com

If the above is matched..

I need remove the @domain.com and the number into a temp $mobilvariable and the subject into another $textvariable.

Then I can GET an HTTP request

something like:

my $url="http://x.x.x.x:14013/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=xxx&password=xxx&to=$mobilvariable&from=mail2sms&text=$textvariable";

my $request = new HTTP::Request('GET', $url);

In reply to mail2sms for Kannel by Pizu

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