On Thu, Jan 25, 2001 at 09:40:04AM -0600, Gary Bankston wrote:
> I've a suggestion that I would like to make for the general operation of
> this listserver.
>
> If it is possible to configure the listserver to put [cdrecord] (or the
> entry of your choice) into the front of the subject line of every message
> it sends out, it would make it very easy to filter messages from this
> listserver.
>
> I'm on several list servers and mailing lists so I get quite a bit of mail
> piling up in my in box. Its nice when there is some way to automatically
> identify and sort messages as they come in. As it is, I have to manually
> select each message and read it to figure out whether it is some business
> or a cdrecord message.
>
> Some of the other listservers I'm on do this. Its done by the list server
> so the user just has to put in what ever subject they like. The listserver
> adds the [id tag] into the messages before they go out.
>
> Just a suggestion to make your listserver's messages easier to identify :)
>
> Gary Bankston
> Silicon Hills Design
> 512-836-1088 x110
> 512-835-0404 (fax)
Consider procmail. These two procmail rules have filtered
everything fine for me for the last couple months:
:0:
* ^[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$LISTDIR/cdwrite
# The CDWrite list also appears to go under another address.
:0:
* ^[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$LISTDIR/cdwrite
I honestly can't remember the last time something cdrecord-related
got through to the unsorted box...it's been that long.
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