At 10:30 2006-01-30 +0000, Anne Wilson wrote:
And will put all of them into the specified folder? Not quite what I
was wanting to achieve, but thanks anyway. I can see that using
selected bits of this will come in handy later.
Well, to be correct about it, the recipe which Mr. Kreme posted isn't mine
verbatim - I set a $LISTNAME variable which can be subsequently used by
other recipes.
<http://www.professional.org/procmail/listname_id.rc>
Basically, the idea is to get $LISTNAME set to some list-specific string,
and then afterwards, you can just check $LISTNAME to match whatever lists
you're s*scribed to:
# once, up near the top of your procmailrc
INCLUDERC=listname_id.rc
# an example of matching a specific list and doing something with it
:0
* LISTNAME ?? ^^bugtraq^^
{
:0c:
| formail -A"${XMBHEAD} BUGTRAQ" >> $DEFAULT
:0:
| gzip -9fc >> $LISTNAME.gz
}
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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