On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, Russ wrote:
> Oh, well, the "proper" way to do it is create a .qmail file which
> mentions every Mailbox or Maildir you intend to deliver mail to. Then
> *if possible* you give out a user-mailbox name to separate the mail
> out. Typically that's not always possible, so you put things like the
> following into your .qmail file:
>
> |condredirect "$USER-qmail" grep '^Delivered-To: mailing list
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]$'
> |condredirect "$USER-spam" grep "^Subject: ADV'
>
> Email headers are best parsed with Dan's mess822, as Vince pointed out.
Russ, although I did install mess822, I decided that for now, I would
use the "improper" way, that is to actually use my already rather large
~/.procmailrc file. I just added the following to the end of the file:
:0:
$HOME/Mailbox
And created a ~/.qmail file that contains just this single line:
| preline procmail
For now, this works just fine for me. Later, when I'm through figuring
out how to do all of the things I use to with sendmail, then maybe I'll
go back and try to figure out how to implement all of my procmail mappings
in ~/.qmail.
I thank you for your assistance, and your gracious willingness to help all
of us Qmail newbies.
Thanks / Ray
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