> On May 16, 2000 at 01:23, Vishal Doshi wrote:
>
> >Hmm.. It was meant to make a point. I don't want advice from
> SHELL users on
> >how much to quote.
>
> Oh? Perhaps shell users are some lower form of life that you don't want to
> associate with?

VSNL Shell users; People who dont use TCP/IP even when it's available.

>
> >I don't want to discuss netiquette. I want to discuss linux/gnu etc.
>
> Then why have you posted reams of Outlook macro?
>
> >anycase. I can write a vishal filter for anyone who does not
> want to read my
> >mail. :(
> >Here is an outlook 2k macro ....
>
> Bah.
>
> :0:
> * ^From:.*[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> /dev/null
>
> There. 3 lines.

Cool. Solves the problem ....... anyone who has a vishal issue, please use
this.
>
> >cut and save as a userform. Import into outlook 2k. RUN. or set
> rule to run
> >when mail arrives.
>
> Which version of Outlook runs on X?

None .... Yet I belive MS is porting it to Solaris. anyways... I think it's
X which is weakened by not having Outlook. But then everyone is entitled to
his/her opinion.

One thing's for sure. There are more Outlook or Lotus Notes users than Linux
users worldwide.
Whether that's good or bad ? I dunno. I don't care.

>
> >is concerned.  to folder LUG-JNK. (leave it there. Programs like
> altavista
> >discovery can index it ... )
>
> I'd prefer /dev/null.

Cool.

>
> >I use a variant of MailCat (altered by yours truly) (search ACM.org (you
> >will need a account. $39 pa)) that relies on loads of text to
> learn about my
>
> Bah. I'll stick with freshmeat.
>

Cool.

> >preferences. It auto moves, deletes and classifies mail for me.
> You can also
> >search acm.org for stuff on text classification.
>
> Auto-move and classify are handled by procmail for me.

Hmm.... How ?
Does it classify based on content ? I mean can it read a message (in
English), use some sort of AI to figure out how you'd like to deal with the
message ?
MailCat does.

>
> >PS: I never ever delete mail. My mail folder is 600 MB right now. All
> >indexed by Altavista discovery. Keeping loads of context helps me.
>
> What a waste of disk space.

I have 34 GB of it. I'll purchase another 17GB soon. 600 MB is cool.

>
> >so I can search my mail for stuff like
> >'mail about kernel 2.2.x' (what if the original query is found
> but not the
> >reply ? I can;t remember all the keywords. Sometimes imp info is lost.)
>
> rgrep -i "2.2.." ~/mail

Rgrep does not use an Index. try grepping 6GB. Try running a query on 6000GB
in altavista discovery. AV is quicker. But then.... use what you like. And
if you can't cope, don't crib. Filter mail you don't like.

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