On Thu, 9 May 2002, Martin McCarthy wrote:
I would like, however, to be able to put the list messages into a
heirarcial structure ... similar to java packages ... so that lists would
be stored as such ...
list1.domain1.com goes in com/domain1/list1
list2.domain1.com goes in com/domain1/list2
lista.domain2.com goes in com/domain2/lista
listx.domain3.org goes in org/domain3/listx
Anyone know if there is a way to get procmail to do that kind of string
manipulation, or am I asking for too much?
I would go with Sean's suggestion of using sed or awk or perl or
somesuch.
Do not go so far, tr '.' '/' will do the job.
However, you can do it with procmail. And since we don't get
many recursive includerc examples here these days, here's one way of
doing it....
Create a file somewhere - in my example it is in
/home/marty/mail/reverserc:
---start reverserc--
...
...
Hope that was at least interesting, if not useful.
Martin
B R A V O M A R T I N ! ! !
-Udi
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