This approach of letting the PERL script take care of mailbox assignment
sounds very promising. Also, your recommendation to use a default
mailbox should the script result fail is nice to keep in mind as a
"catch-all" condition.
The question I have is... While I have used PERL to monitor mailbox
sizes and such purely by reading files from the file system, I don't
know how I can actually perform mailbox operations like intercepting an
email (as a procmail recipe does) and assign it to a specific mailbox
from within PERL.
Can you provide any pointers/guidelines on what modules to use in PERL
or any template/example for the same?
Thanks for your suggestion.
Regards,
Komal
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