On Fri 11 Sep, Jauder Ho wrote:
there is an utility called dmail use it.
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* ^TO(_dot_)*(_at_)transmeta(_dot_)com
* !^TO(.*[0-9].*@)
| dmail +INBOX
Well, I compiled dmail successfully it works wonderfully, thankyou
for pointing it out. However I have a few questions about the interesting
recipe above (along with the changes suggested later).
Now that I have the ability to forward to any of my IMAP folders I'd like
to do a few other things, and I wondered what the second "*" line of the
recipe was doing (and how I'd modify it for different types of matches).
At the moment I've got a recipe to put the numerous CVS notifications I
get at work into their own folder, like this:
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* ^From:.*CVS Automatic notification.*
| /home/jberanek/bin/x86/dmail +.Mail/CVS
Would I need to add a line similar to the "* !^TO(.*[0-9].*@)" or not?
Also, one last question, is it possible to deliver a message to two places,
i.e. I'd like to put some messages both in a standard mailbox and in an
IMAP folder. I've tried something like below, but it didn't work.
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* ^From:.*jberanek.* (Just an easy test case)
| /home/jberanek/bin/x86/dmail +.Mail/Test
$HOME/normalfolder
I tried that, and only got the message in the IMAP folder. How _should_
I be doing this?
John.
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