> -----Original Message----- > From: Didier Casse [mailto:didierbe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 4:15 PM > To: For users of Fedora Core releases > Cc: bjohnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: Re: Mailing list procmail recipe > > > >Anyone have a procmail recipe for mailing lists like this > one that do not > >add the mailing list name to the subject field? > > >I want to grab them and put them in my mailing list imap folder > > > I use this in my .procmailrc > > ------------------------------------------- > #Fedora Mailing list #################### > > :0 > * ^From:.*fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx* > ${MAILDIR}/FEDORA > > :0 > * ^To:.*fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx* > ${MAILDIR}/FEDORA > > :0 > * ^Cc:.*fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx* > ${MAILDIR}/FEDORA > > ----------------------------------------------- > > where MAILDIR=${HOME}/mail . After going through this thread. I just need to ask another stupid question. What's the major benefit (newb) for one to be using procmail to filter emails (besides filtering *.exe *.pif etc viruses) versus that which is offered by MUAs such as Evolution. (i'm on evolution) Both serves the same purpose right? I know IMAP is a better (from what I hear. Pls don't make this an argument) vs Mbox. but mbox format is better for archiving/writing to CDR. Since I'm using Mbox format, I might need to re-word the above recipe to put into my ~/home/evolution/local/subfolders/Linux/subfolders/Fedora right? But I digress. What's the benefit of using procmail vs MUA filters???
