Howdy, Tom:
Say you run a REBOL script from a .forward:
| /path/to/filter.r
then executable script filter.r might look like this:
#!/path/to/rebol -qws
REBOL [
Title: "Mail filter"
]
stdin: copy system/ports/input
message: import-email stdin
foreach [item file][
"REBOL" %rebol-box
"Debian" %deb-box
"me" %me-box
][
if find item message/content [
write/append file stdin
exit
]
]
write/append %default-box stdin
quit
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Of course you can filter on message/subject,
message/to, message/from, etc...
The principle is the same using pop, but you use a pop
port to retrieve the mail and you need to export messages
you take from pop back to mailbox format (easy).
-jeff
> howdy guys,
>
> I have this crazy idea that I can use REBOL to filter my
> mail to different files as I receive it. Ok, starting with
> this:
>
> match: ["REBOL"
> "Debian"
> "me"
> ]
>
> I'm gonna wing it, here:
>
> no I'm not, either. can someone give me a hint?
>
> thanks, -tom
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