On 04/06/03 13.53, Bryan Koschmann - GKT wrote:
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, Birl wrote:
See the thread I started from May 27th:
Filtering Yahoo! groups using $MATCH on subject line
I think that should answer your question.
As a Pine user myself, you may find that Pine does not do as well as
procmail.
Oops, sorry, that was my mistake, I misworded what I meant. I said catch
all, and I really just meant per list. Although reading through that
thread I could probably filter by List-ID: or something, right?
If you don't mind having the mailboxes named like the lists, this rule
should catch most lists:
:0
* ^(Mailing-List: |Sender: owner-|X-BeenThere: |Delivered-To: mailing-list
|X-Mailing-List: <|X-Loop: |X-List-ID: <|X-list: |X-ML-Name:
)\/[^(_at_)\(_dot_)]+
{
LISTNAME=`echo $MATCH | sed -e 's/[\/]/_/g'`
:0:
lists/$LISTNAME
}
HTH.
/dossen
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