Hi,
Thanks for the reply, that's just what I needed. The :0: tip was very
useful too. I hadn't been using that. The match syntax is also
interesting. I'll have to look into it more.
Thanks again!
Zack
On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 07:14:29PM -0500, dman(_at_)nomotek(_dot_)com wrote:
Zack Brown <zbrown(_at_)tumblerings(_dot_)org> said:
if mail is sent to the procmail list, and Cced to me as well, I
never see it in my INBOX. The very first recipe snags it and puts it in
the procmail mailbox.
You need to filter the list mail that you only want in the list
by a header that is only on list mail. With the procmail list,
an ideal such header is the X-Beenthere: one. Thus,
:0 # no lockfile needed; we're saving to a folder, not a flat file
* ^X-BeenThere:[ ]*\/procmail
$MATCH/$MATCH.$MONTHFOLDER
There's a space and a tab in the square brackets.
You don't really need the match syntax here, but I added it
so you could think about combining several of your list recipes.
This, at least, is the starting framework for that.
# everything else goes in my INBOX
:0
INBOX
I hope INBOX is a dir. If it's a file, then you want a second
colon after the zero, so that a lockfile will be invoked.
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