On Sun, 27 Dec 1998, Juergen Braukmann wrote:
> If you use standard pop3 (with fetchmail) and got procmail running add
> :0
> * ^From.*[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> /dev/zero
> to you .prcomailrc file and do not bother to press any key anymore.
> Juergen
I use:
: 0
* ^Sender:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
{
:0 :
^From:.gateway@skyper
/dev/null
:0 :
$HOME/mail/S.u.S.E.
}
I prefer nesting recipes for filtered groups, myself, cause this way I
just add entries as needed inside the nest. The other way, you have to
concern also with order in the .procmailrc, as the test recipes only match
once. It gets klunky cause you have to put all the blocked mails at the
top of the file making it more difficult to read.
Why did you opt for /dev/zero? Just curious, as with all the .procmailrc's
I've seen I've never seen someone use /dev/zero as opposed to /dev/null,
or was it just for ***** and giggles?
-M
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