Hi, The mdsort utility moves messages from one maildir to another according to a set of user defined rules. The rule syntax should be familiar to users of OpenBSD. Example configuration:
$ cat ~/.mdsort.conf
maildir "~/Maildir/INBOX" {
# Move messages from OpenBSD mailing lists into dedicated directories.
match header { "Cc" "To" } /(bugs|misc|ports|tech)@openbsd.org/i \
move "~/Maildir/openbsd-\1"
match header { "Cc" "To" } /(ports|source)-chan...@openbsd.org/i \
move "~/Maildir/openbsd-cvs"
# Get rid of potential spam.
match header "Received-SPF" /fail/ or header "X-Spam-Score" /[1-9]/ \
move "~/Maildir/Spam"
# Archive read messages.
match ! new move "~/Maildir/Archive"
}
Rules can be inspected using the dry run option: instead of moving
messages, it shows which messages would be moved and why:
$ mdsort -d
/home/anton/Maildir/INBOX/new/1521917295.19872_29.puffy ->
/home/anton/Maildir/openbsd-tech/new
Cc: t...@openbsd.org
^ $
The manuals are available online[1] and the code over here[2].
OK to import? (I'm the author)
[1] https://mptre.github.io/mdsort/
[2] https://github.com/mptre/mdsort
mdsort.tar.gz
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