I do something of that sort right now to support an email notification
service.  Rather than use Procmail, I use scripts written in Perl which
accept a message, parse it up using the Mail::Internet and
Mail::Address modules, and then insert it into the database.  Works
like a charm.

At 08:09 AM 10/26/98 , Dan Delaney wrote:
>Hi all.
>   I'd like to set up a DB using postgreSQL to archive a
>mailing list. How would I go about getting all of the mail
>sent to the list to be automatically entered into the
>database when it is sent? I assume I would need to set up an
>email address for the list to send to, something like
>"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", but what would I need to do to get
>it into the database? Something in sendmail? Use procmail?
>Any ideas?
>
> --Dan
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