I'm pretty new to procmail, and honest, I've read all the man pages and the
FAQ and stuff, and I'm pretty sure I ought to be able to do this, but I can't
figure out how.
I get a mailing list in digest format, and the mail headers for the digest
say From: ReallyCoolList(_at_)some(_dot_)site(_dot_)com(_dot_) I'd like to
split them up using
formail, which I've done successfully, but the messages inside, after they've
been split out, just look like they're from the original sender, and they don't
have any specific thing in them that would tell me that they might be from the
mailing list.
So can I have formail stick in some kind of line that I can search for in a
later recipe, something like this?
:0 # split up the digest and mark the individual entries
* ^From.ReallyCoolList
| formail +1 -d (other parms to add an identifier line) -s procmail
:0 c: # then save off the message in its own folder, and copy to my mailbox
* Look.for.that identifier
ReallyCoolListFile
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.
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Russ Jones
Boeing Information Support Services, Wichita Kansas
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