On Thu, 14 Dec 2000, Nix wrote:
None of which the brain-dead email client that I have to use at the office will filter on. I'm lucky to get it to work on "Subject:"
I can use Subject, from, to, cc, reply-to, in-reply-to, recipient, and all. It doen't allow for "and" or "or". Just one of the above exclusively. But then again if everyone would put the list in the "To" field instead of cc'ing the list it might make life a little easier.
End of diatribe!! Maybe they'll let me use linux at work one of these days.
I have no idea what "X-Mailer: Execmail for Win32 5.1 Build (9) " is. But as long as you are using standards compliant mail servers. (Even MS Exchange) You may want to have a look at Eudora Pro. It's what I use, and I have not yet found an equivalently powerful (yet nice) mail client under linux. It and MS Word are the two things that keep me in windows most of my working day...
If anyone know about an equavelent to Eudora for Linux I would LOVE to hear about it.
Kmail and the like just don't cut it... Yet.
-Nix
If you are looking for sheer functionality and don't mind using the console, then the pine/procmail combo is the best that I have come across. Granted it is archaic, but it really is pretty powerful once you get past the lack of GUI. If you are looking for GUI, then I would say that Netscape Mail (when it doesn't catch on fire) or Kmail is about the best there is right now. Cliff