On Mon, 30 Jun 1997, W. Wesley Groleau x4923 wrote:
If you just want to be careful, then why not do it this way:
:0
* ^Subject:.*(\$\$+|!!+)
{
:0 c:
SPAM
:0
/dev/null
}
Well, I'm just a newbie, too, but I don't see any value in the second
part. If you save everything in the folder SPAM, what is accomplished by
also sending it to the bit bucket? Seems to me that
:0
* ^Subject:.*(\$\$+|!!+)
SPAM
would have the same effect to you AND to the outside world.
What am I missing?
That the person who asked the original question said he NEEDED the copy
for /dev/null. Maybe he wants to do something else with mail one day, and
wanted a recipe that could be adapted.
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