"man procmailex" will give you some excellent examples! :-)
On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, Clement spewed into the bitstream:
C>Do you mind to give one promail example? The hardest part is always the
C>first part.
C>
C>Charles Galpin wrote:
C>>
C>> I'm not sure what you mean. I use the imap server that comes stock w/ red
C>> hat, and use procmail to sort my mail. It works great.
C>>
C>> On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, Clement wrote:
C>>
C>> > Imapd stores emails and gives me the mobility to handle emails from
C>> > difference computers.
C>> >
C>> > To provide the greatest mobility, however, I need a centralised email
C>> > filter facility. Do you know if there is any with the imapd? The
C>> > situation is, if I connect to the imapd from someone else's computer
C>> > without my messages filters, emails like those from this list will be
C>> > all jammed in the inbox. It will be a nightmare to separate the emails.
C>> >
C>> > In Netscape, the message filters has a greyed button named 'Filters on
C>> > Server'. If that is another option, do you know how can I store the
C>> > filters on the server?
C>> >
C>> > Your help will be very helpful. Thank you very much.
C>> >
C>> > Regards,
C>> >
C>> > Clement
C>>
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