On Thu, 2010-03-04 at 15:41 +0000, Stephen Jolly wrote: > if $h_Sender: matches "owner-([a-zA-Z-.]*)@" and not delivered > then > save $home/mail/lists/$1 > endif > > Exim filter files are great.
I similarly filter all mailing lists into different folders using a meta-mailing-list filter; mine's a little more complicated: > if not delivered > and ( $h_List-Id: matches "<([^>]+)>" # Mailman > or $h_X-Mailing-List: matches "([...@]+)@" # Majordomo > -- handles Kernel.org > or $sender_address: matches "owner-([...@]+)@" # Listserv > or $sender_address: matches "(.*)-request@" # (Old > majordomo listservs?) > ) > then save mail/lists/$1 > if "$1:$tod_log" matches "([^:]+):(\d+-\d+)" > then save mail/archive/lists/$1/$2 # Save a second > copy in > # > mail/archive/lists/<list-name>/<year>-<month> > endif > endif This means that when I get added to new mailing-lists, the new emails get filed away automatically rather than cluttering up my in-tray.. (Sadly, we're being migrated to a central Exchange service which isn't nearly so powerful. So far I've resisted by having a mail spool that's bigger than Exchange can handle...) Cheers, David -- David McBride <[email protected]> Department of Computing, Imperial College, London
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