Can Perl read the body of an incoming email and then determine where to forward the email? An example would be - I have family on both sides (mom's family and dad's family). These 2 families will be the groups with a list of emails that may change from time to time. An email comes in one email address - myfamily@family.com Perl needs to read the body of the email IF the body has 'mom's family' in the text it will forward that to mom's family group. Which in turn shoots out to all the emails in that group. This is just an example, but it would have SEVERAL words and SEVERAL groups that would determine where to forward to. Thanks, Adam

In reply to Can Perl read the body of an email to determine where to forward that email? by merefolk

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