On Nov 12, 2012, at 3:05 AM, Eric Smith wrote:
I want all list mail to be saved to the appropriate list folder
and if they match a pattern in a file, also save to $DEFAULT.
This is what I am trying, multiple stanzas like these;
:0:
* ^x-mailing-list:([^ ]*\/\<.*)
{
:0c
$LISTDIR/`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[@\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e
's/.*://'`
:0
* ? egrep -if /home/eric/serialised_subjects
$DEFAULT
}
:0:
* ^x-list:([^ ]*\/\<.*)
{
:0c
$LISTDIR/`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[@\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e
's/.*://'`
:0
* ? egrep -if /home/eric/serialised_subjects
$DEFAULT
}
The behaviour without the `c' in :0c is that the mail is only saved in
the list dir. And with the `c' in :0c, the mail is saved
MULTIPLE times in list dirs (as it matches more than one list
regex condition) and one in the $DEFAULT.
What would be the correct implementation?
There isn't one correct way. Can you structure your recipes so you determine
the proper folder separately from the delivery recipe? Then you just need one
delivering recipe which also has the egrep for subjects which, if met, drops a
copy into DEFAULT.
Rich
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