An excellent starting point, Collin, thankyou... I adapted the recipe you
sent (I changed the '$FOLDER/.' to simply '$FOLDER'.
One thing I am curious of though, and it's perhaps my inability to
comprehend regexps without suffering brain overload, but the $MATCH
variable only seems to contain the project name, rather than the host
name. Continuing with the analogy below, $MATCH always seems to contain
zenith, no matter if the originating host is zenith-ny01, zenith-ga02 or
zenith-fl23.
How can I get $MATCH to be the hostname (e.g. zenith-ny01) rather than
just the project?
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Collin Park wrote:
I'd like procmail to be able to read the from line, and then shovel all
mail from each project into it's own folder. For instance, mail coming
from zenith-ny01, zenith-ga02 and zenith-fl23 will all be pushed into the
zenith folder. Anything else should be dropped in my inbox
Does anyone have any hints for a suitable recipie?
The following is completely untested but might be a starting point
:0
* ^Subject:.*cron
* ^From (_dot_)*(_at_)\/[a-z0-9]+
{
FOLDER=$MATCH
:0
$FOLDER/.
}
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Steven Harrison
Unix Systems Administrator
US West, Seattle
B Integer out of range, 0:1
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