On Mon, Nov 12, 2001 at 12:08:58AM -0800, Timothy J. Luoma wrote:
^TO and ^TO_ both include the .* so including it is unnecessary, and in fact
screws things up
How does it screw things up? Isn't the regex /.*.*/ the same as /.*/ ?
Also you should put a \ before any . in a line that starts with a * (because
. means "match any character" and you just want to match a literal "."
You're talking about the domain names he's matching, right?
Also, do you REALLY want to have your directories start with '.Evening-plans'
rather than 'Evening-plans' ?
If he's using courier-imap, he absolutely does. RTFM, specifically
http://www.ii.com/internet/robots/procmail/qs/#mailboxFormats
And do you want to deliver to *directories* (you have a trailing / there) or
to files? The :0: indicates a lockfile for a file.... so you need to decide
(or share with us) what you want to do.
Yes, postfix uses maildirs, which are indeed directories, and the
notation he's used is exactly correct per the above FAQ entry.
The thing that he doesn't need is the lock files, since maildir folders
are immune to locking problems. End of page 14 of procmail(1).
p
:0:
* ^TO_(_dot_)*evening-plans(_at_)yahoogroups(_dot_)com
.Evening-plans/
:0:
* ^TO_(_dot_)*postfix-users(_at_)postfix(_dot_)org
.Postfix/
:0:
* ^TO_(_dot_)*logcheck(_at_)streampipe(_dot_)com
.Boxen/
TjL
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