Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3336 mails)

["Carlos E. R." <robin1.listas@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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The Friday 2005-12-16 at 14:31 -0500, Jerry Feldman wrote:

> On Thursday 15 December 2005 2:27 pm, Paul Cartwright wrote:
> > On Thu December 15 2005 1:16 pm, Jon Jahren wrote:
> > > I've tried putting a filter on x-mailing-list and put suse-linux-e
> > > there, and I've tried putting it in List-Id and List-post, I've also
> > > used <suse-linux-e.suse.com> and suse-linux-e@xxxxxxxx, with no
> > > luck. The mails appear in "INbox" instead of the mailbox "SUSE", and
> > > I have to manually move them to "SUSE" because the filter does not
> > > send them there.
> >
> > mine has:
> > To: contains suse-linux-e@xxxxxxxx
> I use list-post. The reason is that suse-linux-e@xxxxxxxx could be in to:, 
> CC: and possibly bcc: where you won't see it. In the past, list-post seems 
> to be very stable. 

- From Q3.3) of this list FAQ, the recommended way is to use "Mailing-List" 
for filtering this list:

                                                    If your system is 
           configured to use procmail to deliver mail locally (SuSE's
           postfix and sendmail packages are) all you need to do is
           create a file in your home directory named '.procmailrc' that
           contains something like the following:
           
                MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail   # where do you keep your mail?
                DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/inbox  # what's you default mail box?
                
                # if mail is from list put it in $MAILDIR/foo
                :0
                * ^Mailing-List:.*suse-linux-e
                $MAILDIR/foo

           Everything else will be placed in $DEFAULT.  By default,
           procmail creates a normal mbox formatted mail box so if you
           want to copy the file somewhere (e.g., to a PDA) you only
           need to, in the above example, copy $MAILDIR/sle.  Of course,
           procmail is capable of much more than what this simple example
           shows, so please read procmailrc(5) and procmailex(5) for more
           information.


If to the above you add a second rule like:

                :0
                * ^TO_suse-linux-e@xxxxxxxx
                $HOME/Mail/lists/in_dups

it will catch those replies CC to the list and the originator ;-)
 

- -- 
Cheers,
       Carlos Robinson
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