> I think you can do something like
> :0
> * some_id_string
> | formail -ds +1 | procmail
> so that the mails expanded by formail go through your procmail script and
> can be filtered out then. BICBW. Y.
Let's take a specific example. So I mail to that list. I receive
the digest. I know what I mailed to that list and I have a copy in the
sent-mail folder. So I want to forward the mails comming from me to
/dev/null. But this rule is valid _only_ to those lists. Because some
times I mail to myself. I'm not a nut case. I need to find out the
message delays. Or when I open another email address that it's actually a
forward to this mailbox. In that case I have to test if the forward
works. These mails don't have to be deleted. Or let's say I'm annoyed by
somebody's posts on that list. If he/she mails directly to me I want to
receive the message, else I want it deleted. I thought about your
solution some time ago. And it doesn't work because the digest doesn't
have enough headers to put a rule with two conditions (from me and from
the list). Other trick I thought about was to put a key word in the
subject line and those mails containing it won't get deleted. And thi
would work with my mails to myself. But I can't ask someone else to
remeber a key word.
Raider
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``Liberate tu-temet ex inferis''
