*- On 30 Aug, esoR ocsirF wrote about "double trouble with exim filter"
> Greetings all,
> I have been playing around with exim and its filter capabilities and I
> ran into a problem I didn't find a solution for in the docs.
>
>
> # Exim filter
> if $h_Resent-From: contains "ebian-user" or
> $h_Cc: contains "ebian-user" or
> $h_To: contains "ebian-user"
> then save $home/Mail/debian-user
> endif
> if $h_Resent-From: contains "debian" or
> $h_Cc: contains "debian" or
> $h_To: contains "debian"
> then save $home/Mail/debian
> endif
>
> if $h_Resent-From: contains "mutt" or
> $h_Cc: contains "mutt" or
> $h_To: contains "mutt"
> then save $home/Mail/mutt
> endif
>
> OK, so the idea is to send stuff from debian-user to its own mailbox and
> stuff from all other subscribed debian lists to debian. Problem is that
> I am getting debian-user in both places, which totally defeats the
> purpose of limiting the email traffic in my debian mailbox. Any help
> would be greatly appresiated, TIA
Try this(untested):
# Exim filter
if $h_Resent-From: contains "ebian-user" or
$h_Cc: contains "ebian-user" or
$h_To: contains "ebian-user"
then save $home/Mail/debian-user
elif $h_Resent-From: contains "debian" or
$h_Cc: contains "debian" or
$h_To: contains "debian"
then save $home/Mail/debian
endif
Note that the 'suggested' header to filter on is X-Mailing-List.
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Brian
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