If you are more comfortable with Perl, I'd recommend using the Mail::Audit
module. It works fine for me, and writing a filtering script is pretty
trivial. Read about it here:
http://library.cs.tuiasi.ro/programming/perl/tpj/issues/vol5_2/tpj0502-0002.html
(Somebody archived all of the old Perl
If you already know perl there is a Mail::Filter module
that works quite well. (I quickly got fed up with procmail.)
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Despite how procmail might look, I would really recommend it. If you poke
around enough, you'll find plenty of pre-made procmailrc files and such,
one of which probably does what you want. Installing and connecting
procmail to your .forward is pretty simple...again, you'll find tons of
docs/exampl
Today at 2:54pm, Alex Winbow expounded:
++ How can I accomplish this? I've glanced at procmail, but it looks
++ nontrivial.
http://mirror.ncsa.uiuc.edu/procmail-faq/mini-faq.html does a good job of
explaining procmail w/ examples.
Caution is advised if you have your mail spool on an nfs mo
use procmail. it isn't trivial, but it is worth learning.
after learning it you'll wonder how you got by without it.
Alex Winbow ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have numerous mail addresses, most of which I forward to the
> machine(s) that I actually pull my mail from. I'd like to selective
I have numerous mail addresses, most of which I forward to the
machine(s) that I actually pull my mail from. I'd like to selectively
filter before forwarding.
Suppose I have address luser@foo, and there exists a .forward in
foo:/home/luser simply "luser@bar", so that all mail is f
Here's a project:
I'd like to set up a mail filter so that when an email is received from a
certain address it automatically prints any attached documents ( generally
postscript or PDF.)
Anybody got an idea about how I should go about this?
Thanks,
jws
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