Sorry, friends,
I do not know, wether it is worth to subscribe (have lost majordomo's
adress):
My problem might be resolved within one mail of your's.
A "good friend" has subscribed me to a chinese mailing-list, and there
seems no way out, other than put all incoming mail to /dev/null, and
return the mail to the list, until the annoyed listmaster will
unsubscribe me.
The letters I receive are similar to the following:
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and these:
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I am thinking of have .procmail look for these in the Subject and/or the
body of the mail, but I do not know how to formulate this as
reg.-expressions in the first line or the complete lines for procmail.
Thank you,
Jost