### PMDIR: ProcMail DIRectory"
## Directory where procmail stores its log and rc files
# 990409:
PATH=$HOME/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin
PMDIR=$HOME/.LOG/

## LOGFILE: procmail's log file.
LOGFILE=$PMDIR/maillog.`/bin/date +%Y-%m`
#LOG=`date +"%b %d %T %w"`
#TRAP='formail -XMessage-Id:'
MESSAGE_ID=`formail -xMessage-Id:`
TRAP="echo 'END $MESSAGE_ID'"
LOG="BEGIN $MESSAGE_ID
"
#LOGFILE=$PMDIR/maillog
#LOGFILE=$PMDIR/Proclog_`/bin/date +%y_%m_%d`       #Logs message disposition.
FILEDIR=$HOME
# "VERBOSE=on" is only used for debugging.
# Benefits:  The log file will tell you a lot about almost every decision that
# Procmail does.  And you get to see the line numbers to error messages, too.
VERBOSE=on
LOGABSTRACT=all

## MAILDIR:
## I suggest you create either $HOME/mail or $HOME/Mail
## and then you create a symbolic link to the other, eg
##      $ mkdir $HOME/Mail
##      $ ln -s $HOME/Mail $HOME/mail

MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail

SHELL=/bin/sh
# If you need to set SHELL then *avoid* the "csh" and "tcsh"!!!
#Set rules that are used to filter incoming mail
#You can do this even with different files (ambiguous!)

################# We hate M$ W O R D    ###########################################################

INCLUDERC=$PMDIR/rc.msword

################# M A I L I N G  L I S T S #########################################################
#Count message lines and add a lines header
:0 fhw
* ! ^Lines:
* B ?? 1^1 ^.*$
* B ?? -1^0 ($)($)^^
| formail -f -A "Lines: $="

#First let me process mail from lists I am subscribed to
lists="owner-freebsd-questions|owner-freebsd-isp|owner-freebsd-stable|techrepublic|openldap-software|\
hylafax-users|mml-general|win98-dialup|winnt-dialup|proftpd|tpc-rp|tpc-oper|mutt-users|mutt-users-owner|\
samba|netatalk-admins|procmail-admin|procmail-users|kde-nonlinux|openroot|exim-users|owner-newbie|\
owner-bind-users|comp-protocols-dns-bind|bind-users-bounce|hoods|theteam|imp|horde|6bone-owner|owner-freebsd-ia64"
:0
#* $ ^Reply-To:.*\/($lists)@
* $ ^To:.*\/($lists)@
* $ ^From:.*\/($lists)@
* $ ^Return-Path:.*\/($lists)@
* MATCH ?? ^^\/[^(_at_)]+
IN.$MATCH

################################# M Y  F R I E N D S ################################################

# Handling mail from known correspondents
######################################################################
# Here we search the list of people we always want to get mail from, #
# and deliver the mail if it's from one of them, no matter what.     #
# The FRIENDS file is set and described above.                       #
######################################################################
#FRIENDS=$HOME/.LOG/green.lst
#:0:
#* ? (formail -x From: -x Sender: | fgrep -iqf $FRIENDS)
#$DEFAULT
#
## If the sender is in my greenlist then deliver it. - this works okay
#:0:
#* ? formail -xFrom: | fgrep -if $PMDIR/green.lst
#$DEFAULT
#
################################## S P A M M E R S    S E C T I O N ##################################
# Emails with more than seven recipients in the "To:" header field. Assume for simplicity that each address 
# will have exactly one "@" character in it.

#:0
#* ^Subject:.*The information you requested
#{
#  :0
#  {
#    WHOTO=`formail -z -xTo:`
#    COUNT=`echo ${WHOTO} | sed -e 's/[^(_at_)]//g' | wc -c`
#    COUNT1=`expr ${COUNT} - 1`
#    ISGT=`expr ${COUNT1} \> 7`
#  }
#  :0:
#  * ISGT ?? ^^1^^
#  PROBABLE-Spam
#}

# Some known spam stuff