In message <20100204094919(_dot_)GU12156(_at_)pentacom(_dot_)sk>,
frantisek holop (f(_at_)pentacom(_dot_)sk) wrote:
i am trying to automate the following process:
let's say there is a helpdesk, or some such entity that
gets email in the form: country(_at_)brand(_dot_)com
gets? Where is this information, is it in the Subject: header? (If you
want help you need to help us since I do not think any of the regulars
on the lists are clairvoyant or own a working crystal ball. :-) )
i'd like to create a recipe to automatically sort
incoming mails into folders in the form of: brand-country
e.g.
austria(_at_)mybrand1(_dot_)com -> mybrand1-austria
germany(_at_)mybrand1(_dot_)com -> mybrand1-germany
germany(_at_)mybrand2(_dot_)com -> mybrand2-germany
etc.
as far as i can tell from the man pages, MATCH is not
too flexible for this....
How about the following (which is untested, but ought to be close to a
working solution). It assumes that your information is in the From:
header.
:0
* ^From:[ ]*\/[^(_at_)]+
{ MY_COUNTY=$MATCH }
:0
* ^From:[ ]*[^(_at_)]+@\/[a-z]+
{ MY_BRAND=$MATCH }
:0
* ! MY_COUNTRY ?? ^^^^
* ! MY_BRAND ?? ^^^^
$MY_BRAND-$MY_COUNTRY/
NB:
1. The [ ] contain one TAB character and one SPACE character.
2. If your brand names contain characters other than a-z you will have
to change the second regexp accordingly.
3. I have assumed maildir _folders_ since you did not specify and that
is what I use.
Cheers,
Nick.
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