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On Wed, 2006-10-11 at 11:32 +0100, Steve [Gentoo] wrote: |
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> Kevin Fullerton wrote: |
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> > Here's the procmail recipe I use with maildir folders and the Gentoo lists - I think as long as procmail is setup with maildir support you just need to set your MAILDIR var and use a trailing slash and it knows it'd delivering to a MailDir. |
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> Ahhhh, I guess I hadn't been as clear as I could have been. I have an |
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> almost identical setup to yours right now and that allows me to use |
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> procmail to deliver to maildir... The problem I have is that I want to |
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> use formail to split my digests into individual messages (because large |
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> digests play havoc with IMAP, and to make replies easier) - but I can |
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> only find documentation showing how to use formail to split digests into |
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> mbox format. Unsurprisingly the silly attempt below doesn't work (as "| |
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> formail..." is interpreted by /bin/sh.) : |
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> :0 |
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> * ^List-Id:.*<gentoo-user.gentoo.org> |
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> | formail +1 -ds >> gentoo_user/ |
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> -- |
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> Is formail the right tool for me to use here? Is there a tool to |
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> deliver an mbox of messages to a maildir that I can use in place of '>> |
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> gentoo_user/' above? |
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There's probably an easier way to do this, but couldn't you use formail |
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to split your digests into individual mails in mbox format and then use |
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another tool to covert those mboxes to maildir? You could use a cron |
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job... |
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