Hi,
This is probably impossible because it would take too much
time/resources so I won't file a feature-request unless this is
considered possible.
I would like to be able to define a filter that checks whether or not a
certain message already exists in a specific folder or even in any
folder.
This is trivial to do using procmail (by checking the Message-ID
header). You can get a bit more sophisticated and do an MD5 hash of the
body of incoming messages and store it on a database (dbtool, for
example: http://www.daemon.de/dbtool/).
If you or anyone else is interested I can post a recip
On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 20:06, Antonio Bemfica wrote:
> This is trivial to do using procmail (by checking the Message-ID
> header). You can get a bit more sophisticated and do an MD5 hash of the
> body of incoming messages and store it on a database (dbtool, for
> example: http://www.daemon.de/dbtoo
Just remember that Message-id's are not guarenteed to be unique.
Jeff
On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 14:06, Antonio Bemfica wrote:
> This is trivial to do using procmail (by checking the Message-ID
> header). You can get a bit more sophisticated and do an MD5 hash of the
> body of incoming messages and s
On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 14:14, Mertens Bram wrote:
> On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 20:06, Antonio Bemfica wrote:
> > This is trivial to do using procmail (by checking the Message-ID
> > header). You can get a bit more sophisticated and do an MD5 hash of the
> > body of incoming messages and store it on a da
Ok, I'm not an expert on procmail, and experts might cringe at my
recipe. It works for me, etc.
You will need to have procmail installed on your system and rename the
attached file to .procmailrc. Procmail in this case expects messages to
arrive at /var/mail/user - you may need to run fetchmail t
On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 23:03, Antonio Bemfica wrote:
[snip] Procmail in this case expects messages to
> arrive at /var/mail/user - you may need to run fetchmail to get them off
> a POP or IMAP server. In my recipe procmail delivers the messages it
> picks up to ~/incoming-mail and Evolution gets th
Or what you could do is wait for version 1.2 as i believe (from previous
posts/answers from ximian people) that in 1.2 you can setup filters that
can run external commands.
Then you can: set a filter (on top of the list) that runs an external
command (simple perl script maybe?) that checks the
fwiw this is already in the bug system (from about 2 years ago at
least).
On Thu, 2002-08-29 at 03:02, Mertens Bram wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is probably impossible because it would take too much
> time/resources so I won't file a feature-request unless this is
> considered possible.
>
> I would li
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On 28-Aug-2002/14:06 -0400, Antonio Bemfica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>This is trivial to do using procmail (by checking the Message-ID
>header). You can get a bit more sophisticated and do an MD5 hash of the
>body of incoming messages and store it o
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