Elisamuel Resto wrote: > This can be implemented on a number of ways so it can be useful for > everybody, not just my particular setup. Here we have (to the moment) > talked about three already (redirect to special address, execute and pipe, > store and cron) which don't seem hard to implement, I just need to know the > tools and the places.
I have heard of people using a spam folder and a ham folder that. Using that approach you could also add something such as this: * Drag the mail into the spam/ham folder * Set the message to "read" when it is moved * Trigger the processing somehow, either via cron or some other means. * Set the message to "unread" if processing terminated in error * Delete the message if processing is successful. If you have "unread" mail in the spam folder, you know there was in error. You could also have a script write in an X- header with details if you wanted. That would work with cron-based batch processing, and also offers a rudimentary method of feedback. The meaning of "read" or "unread" could be interchangeable. It's not perfect, but it should be doable. Although some people, myself included, don't like to have two extra folders sitting there taking up screen space. Jim
