Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> If you aren't wedded to procmail for some other reason, then maybe
> maildrop would be more to your liking, since it has a much simpler
> syntax. Here's my maildrop rule for filtering d-u mails:
>
> if ( /^X-Mailing-List:.*<debian-user@lists.debian.org>*/ )
> {
> to "Maildir/.Lists.Debian.User.2008q3"
> }
For completeness, that's not much less complex (aka line noise) than
my procmail rule, and mine splits each debian list into its own mbox,
and handles newsfroup backscatter:
# ------------------------------------
# debian-${MATCH}
#
# The MATCH operator \/ matches whatever the regexp that follows
# it matches.
#
:0
* 1^0 ^X\-Mailing\-List:.*debian-\/[a-z.-]*
* 1^0 ^Newsgroups:.*debian.\/[a-z.-]*
* 1^0 ^Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
{
LOG="debian-${MATCH} - "
:0:
00.debian
}
I've been recommending noobs try maildrop first for years. Procmail
may be a howitzer where a shiv is needed. :-)
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