ariel(_at_)best(_dot_)com (Catherine Hampton) writes:
I'd like to be able to scan for multiple conditions and then run the same
recipe on everything that meets any one of the conditions. Unfortunately
the following syntax looks for incoming mail that meets all conditions,
rather than any one of them:
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* ^TOnospam(_at_)ariel(_dot_)vip(_dot_)best(_dot_)com
* ^TO(recipient list suppressed)
* ^TOariel(_at_)netcom(_dot_)com
* ^TO*(_at_)*seer*
* ^TO*(_at_)*gentoo*
* ^TOariel(_at_)shellx*
* ^TOariel(_at_)shell1*
* ^TOariel(_at_)nntp*
bulk.incoming
Right now I repeat the recipe for each condition, which is a nuisance
to maintain and not terribly efficient.
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* ^TO(nospam(_at_)ariel\(_dot_)vip\(_dot_)best\(_dot_)com|\(recipient list
suppressed\)\
|seer|gentoo|ariel@(netcom\.com|shellx|shell1|nntp))
bulk.incoming
Note that the literal periods and parens must be escaped.
I'd also like to scan for and filter out mail which entirely lacks a
To: header, and am not sure how to do this.
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* ! ^(Resent-)?To:
wherever
Beware, some Bcc's may be missing To: headers, so I wouldn't recommend
tossing these in /dev/null
Philip Guenther