On Fri 02/Sep/2016 07:26:12 +0200 Milan Obuch wrote:
> On Thu, 1 Sep 2016 20:57:50 -0400 David Niklas wrote:
>
>> I wanted to know if courier could read the subject/from metadata so
>> that it could place courier mailing list mail into one folder and so
>> on with other mail received.
>
> simplest method would be using maildrop recipe for this user. It comes
> into play after determining mailbox/home directory for mail being
> delivered if configured so. Maildrop recipes are easy to read
> resembling common programming languages or scripts.
>
> You nead just configure courier to use it, either with .courier if
> maildrop should be used only for said user, or setting DEFAULTDELIVERY
> in courierd config file for all users.
>
> If you would like to sort mails from this mailing list into defined
> folder, then use List-Id header as selection criterium:
>
> if (/^List-Id:.*courier-users.lists.sourceforge.net/)
> to "$HOME/Maildir/$FOLDER/"
>
> (use desired folder name instead on $FOLDER, I use - for this list -
> .Software.Courier.courier-users).
An obvious generalization, to avoid editing $HOME/.mailfilter on every new
subscription:
if (/^List-ID:[^<]*<([-_A-Za-z0-9]*)/)
{
DEST=`sed -nr 's/^INBOX(\\.'"$MATCH1"')$/\\1/ip'
./Maildir/courierimapsubscribed`
if ("$DEST")
{
`test -d "./Maildir/$DEST"`
if ($RETURNCODE == 0)
to "./Maildir/$DEST";
}
}
Note that the regex only collects characters up to but excluding the first dot
(or semicolon, in case of malice), so the 2nd arg to sed would actually be
"s/^INBOX(\.courier-users)$/\1/ip" for messages in this list.
Ale
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