Hi Ralph, > > Fetchmail is used to retrieve my mails. It then passes them to > > procmail which stores them into my mail spool. > > procmail can also store into MH folders, e.g. ~/mail/inbox, IIRC, > removing the need for the inc stage.
Hum, but then, how "MH" knows about new messages ? I think I am missing something. Does inc just store messages and nothing else or does it do some other stuff (such as updating a "database of new mails") ? > Since fetchmail can do more complex fetching than inc, likewise procmail > can do more complex filtering than slocal I suggest you leave them to do > the work they're already doing and either have procmail put stuff in > your inbox or create ~/bin/inc that kicks off fetchmail and then runs > /usr/bin/mh/inc. Problem is I am not sure how procmail and mh can cooperate. Do you have any procmail examples ? Once again, thank you for clarifying things to me :) Regards, Xavier Maillard _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
