Ruud H.G. van Tol wrote:
I use a multi-layered approach:
1. detect if the message is probably from a list
2. derive the Listname from the headers
3. find the Listname in a list-of-Listnames, and
store the message in a common List-box if not found
(and in the Listname's box if found)
I do much the same, except that I combine #1 and #2. For the lists I'm
on, the detection that a message is from one of them would mean looking
for such headers as List-Id: or Mailing-List: or X-BeenThere:, and I
figure that when procmail finds sauch a header it might as well extract
the listname right then.
Between that step and the finding/storing in Ruud's step #3, I have a
bunch of filtering recipes for particular lists that arrive in states
that are not to my liking, such as stripping out subject tags or forced
Reply-To: lines or footer ads.
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