James wrote:
Ruud H.G. van Tol wrote:
James schreef:
i wanted to sort out every user in my domain and put their mails in
their own folder in my inbox.
so if they send me a mail their mail will go into a folder labeled
with their name.
I assume here that the username is available as the user part of the
address in the From_ (also called the postmark):
:0D
* ^^From[ ]\/[^(_at_)]+@example\.com[ ]
* MATCH ?? ^^\/[^(_at_)]+
$MATCH/
yeah sorry i copied the wrong thing.. ehehe
i meant FROM
but thanks i'll test that out. This should help me greatly
-James
Hi guys in addition to this procmail rule i was wondering how to get a
user to auto subscribe to a new mbox file created by the rule $MATCH
Would there be something additional to add to the rule?
like if i were just shell scripting it i would think it would be
something like this:
`test -f "$MATCH"`
if ($RETURNCODE != 0)
{****
`echo $MATCH >> $HOME/.mailboxlist`
}
but i have no idea where i would add that into the rule.
Help is appreciated
TIA [ Thanks in Advance ]
-James
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