Why do your recipes start :0w: mainly?
What's the purpose?
Just curious
-Jef Lepine
jlepine(_at_)tiac(_dot_)net
:0cw:
in.backups
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# send all mail to procmail list to 'in.procmail
:0w:
* ^Resent-Sender:
procmail-request(_at_)informatik\(_dot_)rwth-aachen\(_dot_)de
in.procmail
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# see 'man procmailrc' for the big regex that FROM_DAEMON
# expands to I like this recipe because it keeps my inbox
# cleaner
:0w:
* ^FROM_DAEMON
in.mailer
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# see 'man procmailrc' for ^TO and ^TO_
# this will catch a lot of spam, but is not a perfect
# spamtrap and will need tweaking if you get mail to more
# than one username
:0w:
* ! ^TO_Donrober(_at_)concentric\(_dot_)net
in.bcc
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# anything which hasn't been filed will be sent to your
# regular inbox, such as /usr/spool/mail/Donrober, which
# PINE sees as your 'INBOX'
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# end.... No guarantees
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