Didier Verna writes:
> Viktor Haag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Arcady Genkin writes:
>> > Is there an option to disable that list identifier in the
>> > subject line? ;^)
>> Please don't do that! Some of us filter our email based on
>> subject contents... (not all my mail packages are as useful as
>> VM...)
> Please do it :-). This is completely redundant, awfull to read in a
> dedicated folder, and that eats space on the subject line for nothing.
> Moreover, this fucks up threading. There are better ways to sort out mailing
> lists messages than scanning the subject line. For instance, under Gnus, the
> following 5 lines work for almost all mailing lists I'm subscribed to:
> ("\\1" "^x-mailing-list:.* <\\(.+\\)@.+>")
> ("\\1" "^mailing-list:.*contact \\(.+\\)-help@")
> ("\\1" "^sender:.* owner-\\(.+\\)@")
> ("\\1" "^sender:.* \\(.+\\)-owner@")
> ("\\1" "^sender:.* \\(.+\\)-admin@")
Of course, since we use BBDB, I use a slightly modified version of
csd-gnus-split.el by Soren Dayton. Here is my .bbdb entry for BBDB:
BBDB Mailing List
net: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
creation-date: 27 Oct 1993
timestamp: 13 Apr 2000
gnus-group: list.bbdb
gnus-tag: bbdb
`csd-gnus-split' grabs who the mail is to and looks up the
`gnus-group' attributes to create the list of folders it belongs in.
I then have one of my lines in nnmail-split-fancy look like this:
(: cor-csd-gnus-split-method)
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Colin
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