All,
Another possibility is to process every e-mail separately via a
.forward file containing something like :
\name, "| /path/to/mhonarc -arguments -that -you -need
"where name is the name of the mailbox where a permanent version will be
stored.
I do it differently: I use Smartlist for about 30 mailing-lists that will
have a web interface via mhonarc.
Fred
Hello,
First, thanks so much for the help from Al and Ed. Second, I have
the fear that Mhonarc can not automaticaly do its task with out the help
from a custom script written to activate Mhonarc at certain times.
man cron
I need to process twenty to thirty messages a day and will not
be around to submit the messages to MHonarc. THere will be a mailbox
where all messages will be sent. Thanks in advance!
cron is the main utility on Unix systems for invoking programs
and specified times. Check the manpage on cron.
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