Re: A unique way of dividing up incoming messages

Jauder Ho  wrote:
>       use IMAP the u-w imapd has provision for shared folders. 
Other possibility:  Use an include file in your recipe.
Then call a sed routine to do the following to it:

# sedbatch file
sed 's/folder1/folder2/g' < rfile > x.tmp ; mv x.tmp rfile
sed 's/folder2/folder3/g' < rfile > x.tmp ; mv x.tmp rfile
sed 's/folder3/folder4/g' < rfile > x.tmp ; mv x.tmp rfile
...
sed 's/folder9/folder1/g' < rfile > x.tmp ; mv x.tmp rfile
# end of sedbatch file

This way, the next time a mail would come in, the
recipe would call for the next folder in the round
robin order.

(The rfile is the recipe file you include).
For example:

# rfile do  include rfile
:0: recipelock
folder1 ; sedbatch

Jacques G.
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