I know this is not really the forum, but all the bright people who can
contribute to this are here...
For years, I've kept a substantial hierarchy of folders in my mail
client, reflecting a filing system similar to that for other files in
my home directory. Currently there are over a hundred
I have never used it, but I understand that procmail is the
thing you want: a tool which can process mbox contents
and do arbitrary things with them according to headers,
etc. Python also has some modules for handling email
formats (and I'm sure Perl does too). So there's probably
a variety of
* Richard Lyons ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [031205 12:04]:
It struck me I can copy job and topic emails to the non-mail file
system, and get rid of them from the email folders as soon as they are
answered. But that has to be done one at a time - no drag-and-drop
possible either. List emails are
On Fri, Dec 05, 2003 at 08:02:48PM +0100, Richard Lyons wrote:
- If I read the ~/Mail directory from mutt, I only get to see the
top level folders. If I convert it to a flat structure, there will
be over 100 folders to scroll through to find or file anything.
I've been thinking of
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