Re: FreeBSD + Procmail + Mutt + Fetchmail
On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 12:42:14AM -0600, Bryan Cassidy wrote:
> i just made a simple .procmailrc to test things. it has
> MAILDIR=/usr/home/usrname/Maildir
or do this: "MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir. Also, create a log file for procmail
which is handy in debugging purposes. Just add this line in .procmailrc
file: "LOGFILE=$HOME/.procmailog"
> :0: * ^From:.*user1@xxxxxxx* Bryan-Cassidy
or
:0:
* ^Fron:.*user1@xxxxxxx
bryan-cassidy
> I created a directory inside ~/Maildir/ called Bryan-Cassidy
Nopez. The folder will be created automatically.
> Inside my .muttrc file I have the following
>
> set folder="~/Maildir" set mbox="~/Maildir" set mbox_type=Maildir set
> spoolfile="~/Maildir"
Using "set folder="/path/to/folder/" works fine for me. That is, w/o setting
mbox and mbox_type.
Also, add: "mailboxes =bryan-cassidy" & "subscribe bryan-cassidy" somewhere
in your .muttrc file.
In the above scenario you're subscribed to a group called "user1" and all
the mails from this group are filtered to a folder named "bryan-cassidy".
> I want to subscribe to say list1, list2, and list3. Use Mutt for viewing
> these mailing lists that I'm subscribed to using user1@xxxxxxx and have
> groups called list1, list2 and list3 when I *FIRST* open mutt and when
> I go to say list2 I want the e-mails that are sent to list2 to be in
> that group.
In your .muttrc file add this: "send-hook '~C list_name@xxxxxxxxxx' "my_hdr
From: your name <user1@xxxxxxx>"