I've successfully written my first recipe to check against a whitelist for
legitimate senders. But, when it comes to sorting them into their proper
folders, I still have to write an individual recipe for each with the
specific folder named at the delivery action line.
I feel certain that some use of egrep should help me to do this more
efficiently. I have a whitelist like so:
client(_at_)client(_dot_)com
client2(_at_)client(_dot_)com
friend(_at_)work(_dot_)com
relative(_at_)home-email(_dot_)com
I'd like to change it so that it reads:
client(_at_)client(_dot_)com [tab or comma] Client
client2(_at_)client(_dot_)com [tab or comma] Client
friend(_at_)work(_dot_)com [tab or comma] friend
relative(_at_)home-email(_dot_)com [tab or comma] sis
The destination folder comes after the tab or comma separator, then a recipe
would put the foldername into a $VARIABLEFOLDERNAME and deliver it to
$VARIABLEFOLDERNAME
If anyone's done this, I'd be grateful for a push in the right direction. It's
going to be a lot quicker to add a new entry to this whitelist than to add
another recipe for new individuals or groups.
(BTW, has anybody married procmail to PHP/MySQL and written something about
it?...)
Thanks!
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