Does anyone know a way to have husky route netmail through different zone
nets.  For example.  Someone send a netmail to a specific fidonet address
which has been set aside specifically for forwarding netmail to a different
network, in this case 1:250/8.  They address said message to a specific
user like UUCP or GATE or something and in the first line of the body they
put To: New.Name{at}77:1/100 (think the old way we gated stuff to UUCP).

hpt (or some other script) would then change the from address to the other
net's gate, in this case 77:1/1 and change the To field to the address in
the first line of the body, in this case New.Name{at}77:1/100.

Logically the reverse would also apply.  I have looked at stuff like
rntrack which will re-write netmail but I can't seem to figure out a way
for it to grab the first line of the body to use it as the new To: line.

Anyone?

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