[wplug] procmail help
Gentgeen
gentgeen at linuxmail.org
Mon May 22 11:04:49 EDT 2006
On Sun, 21 May 2006 19:52:29 -0400
"Chester R. Hosey" <chosey at nauticom.net> wrote:
> The sample procmail setup I gave won't quite work that way -- I'd
> assumed that the filtering had been done *before* all of that in the
> .procmailrc, and that it was okay just to dump it all into your
> mailbox without proceeding through the rest of the filter.
>
> If you want the mail to be able to filter these emails further before
> just dropping them in your mailbox, it's an easy change. Something
> like the following should work:
I should have clarified earlier, I do the only filtering really. Val
just lets Thunderbird do the filtering for her (makes more sense to her
then a .procmailrc file). I just gave her a procmailrc file to get rid
of the SPAM. Her .procmailrc file is:
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
/dev/null
and she does not even know it is there :-)
Ariel does not get enough mail yet to worry about sorting, so she also
has the same .procmailrc file.
Since I have about 5 lists, and 3 emails, and I use Sylpheed or Mutt
depending on the situation, I use the .procmailrc file to sort my emails
only. And since I get a copy of ALL emails, I can review the SPAM
folder and see if there was something that should not have gone to
/dev/null for Val and Ariel.
Thanks again for everything, I will be putting it all into
implementation this week and see how this goes. Let you know then
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