ilrc that checks every mail automatically for
> dupes
Just make sure to read the whole section about dupe checking.
Use the second recipe, not the first.
On Thu, Mar 23, 2000 at 08:57:16AM +0100, Dirk Huebner wrote:
>
> i use the following for that
> --
> formail -q -D 12 idcache < $1 -s > $1.bk
> mv $1.bk $1
> rm idcache 2> /dev/null
> --
>
> in a bash-script named "remdup"
i thought it would come down to some script with procmail/formail
David T-G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 23 Mar 2000:
> % does mutt have something like a dupe checker (or is there an external
> % program that's capable of this)?
>
> formail is probably your best bet for this. Check out the -D option for
> the Message-ID: cache...
Also there are other t
Hello,
On Don, 23 Mär 2000, David T-G wrote:
> ...and then Manuel Bessler said...
> %
> % does mutt have something like a dupe checker (or is there an external
> % program that's capable of this)?
>
> formail is probably your best bet for this. Check out the -D option for
> the Message-ID:
Manuel Bessler: Wednesday, 22 Mar 2000:
> Hi
>
> does mutt have something like a dupe checker (or is there an external
> program that's capable of this)?
> one of my mail servers is slow and if fetchmail times out, it starts
> from the beginning because
> my mail server flushes the mails _aft
Manuel --
...and then Manuel Bessler said...
% Hi
%
% does mutt have something like a dupe checker (or is there an external
% program that's capable of this)?
formail is probably your best bet for this. Check out the -D option for
the Message-ID: cache...
:-D
--
David T-G
Hi
does mutt have something like a dupe checker (or is there an external
program that's capable of this)?
one of my mail servers is slow and if fetchmail times out, it starts
from the beginning because
my mail server flushes the mails _after_ the POP3 session.
removing all mails that are twic
