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On Monday 08 May 2006 01:04, Jeremy T. Bouse wrote:
> Why not just use the feature in GPG to automatically retrieve keys?
I am. However, I get eof on every GPG server without getting a key on hkp
mode. Email method works just fine, but I h
Why not just use the feature in GPG to automatically retrieve keys?
Paul Johnson wrote:
I use the email method for gpg auto-key-retrieve, and I was wondering...is
there a way to deal with importing public keys automagically in procmail
instead of doing it by hand?
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I use the email method for gpg auto-key-retrieve, and I was wondering...is
there a way to deal with importing public keys automagically in procmail
instead of doing it by hand?
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I've got a mail account on one of my servers which is accessed by a few
individuals. Messages in this account are broken up by month;
therefore, messages for each month live in their own folder. Is there a
way I can rig up a .procmailrc, such that it will auto-file messages
into the appropros fol
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I am surprised that nobody else has faced this problem. It's hard to
imagine that I am the only one wanting to use Cyrus IMAP and sort all
the email into their various folders using procmail. Are there more
elegant solutions out there?
-Andy
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Andy Saxena wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 10:45:48AM -0500, Keith G. Murphy wrote:
>
>>Actually, I just use fetchmail to download from my ISP's POP3 store to
>>my local Cyrus IMAP server (via procmail).
>>
>>So your situation is completely different. I don't see how you could
>>use fetchmai
On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 05:03:14PM +, Angles Puglisi wrote:
> Keith G. Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote*:
> >Actually, I just use fetchmail to download from my ISP's POP3 store to
> >my local Cyrus IMAP server (via procmail).
> >
> I've been using this app for years, always stable, very flex
On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 10:45:48AM -0500, Keith G. Murphy wrote:
> Actually, I just use fetchmail to download from my ISP's POP3 store to
> my local Cyrus IMAP server (via procmail).
>
> So your situation is completely different. I don't see how you could
> use fetchmail to do what you are wan
Keith G. Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote*:
>Actually, I just use fetchmail to download from my ISP's POP3 store to
>my local Cyrus IMAP server (via procmail).
>
I've been using this app for years, always stable, very flexible, easy to
configure, I ditched "cooking recipes" when I found this:
get
Andy Saxena wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 03, 2002 at 10:58:01AM -0500, Keith G. Murphy wrote:
>
>>
>>You might want to try this. I don't know if it makes any difference or
>>not, but cyrdeliver is picky and not well documented, and I notice that
>>I always use the userid argument, and it works. It's
On Thu, Oct 03, 2002 at 10:58:01AM -0500, Keith G. Murphy wrote:
> Andy Saxena wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >
> >I am trying to use procmail for local delivery. My setup consists of
> >exim and cyrus from sid.
> >
> >
> >SHELL="/bin/sh"
> >DELIVERMAIL="/usr/sbin/cyrdeliver"
> >LOGFILE="$HOME/.maillog"
> >I
Andy Saxena wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried under a different subject heading that may have been misleading.
> So here goes another try:
>
> I am trying to use procmail for local delivery. My setup consists of
> exim and cyrus from sid.
>
> Calling the localuser director before procmail I am easily ab
Hi,
I tried under a different subject heading that may have been misleading.
So here goes another try:
I am trying to use procmail for local delivery. My setup consists of
exim and cyrus from sid.
Calling the localuser director before procmail I am easily able to
deliver local email to myself.
Okay, I got it. It took me most of the day, but I got it.
If anyone else has a similar problem, make sure that you get the
stanzas entered the 'end' line for a section.
In my case, I had entered the lines for the procmail transport after
the 'end' and my mail system wasn't happy.
A simple cut n
Hi all,
I was feeling experimental a couple weeks ago, and decided to try
out Redhat. I backed up all my Important files (personal and system
config files) to my /home partition. Well during the install,
somehow I managed to format my partition that I was to mount /home
on (bye bye files :( ). I'v
Laurent PICOULEAU dixit:
> >
> > * ^To:.*debian-user-digest*
>
> this line matches
> ^To:.*debian-user-diges
it doesn't match the one above this line.
> ^To:.*debian-user-digest
> ^To:.*debian-user-digestt
> ^To:.*debian-user-digesttt
> ...
> Not really what you mean, isn't it ?
Yes, since it
On Tue, 16 Mar, 1999 à 11:01:00AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> XRDLAB dixit:
> > >
> > As mentioned earlier, the mail is received on the spool
> > correctly. But procmail does not seem to be doing its job.
> >
> > Well, here is something which might help in troubleshooting.
> >
> > 1. As so
XRDLAB dixit:
> >
> As mentioned earlier, the mail is received on the spool
> correctly. But procmail does not seem to be doing its job.
>
> Well, here is something which might help in troubleshooting.
>
> 1. As soon as I dial-up and the ppp link is established, the root
>does not do a fetc
On Tue, 16 Mar 1999, Jeremy wrote:
>Maybe an example will help... Here, fetchmail connects to ISP's mail
>over to procmail. Here are the lines out of my .procmailrc which puts
>all mail from this list into it's own folder:
>
As mentioned earlier, the mail is received on the spool
correctly. But p
On Mon, 8 Mar 1999, XRDLAB wrote:
> account and to read/send the messages respectively. As the number of
> messages I am getting has increased, I
> am feeling the need to use procmail to sort the mail into different
> folders. How do I go about putting the messages in different folders
> (should b
Try searching yahoo for the mail filtering faq, as it has all the info you
need. Note though that if you are running exim as your MTA you need to use
a different .forward. I use this:
# Exim filter
pipe "/usr/bin/procmail -f-"
Cheers
Dave
On Mon, Mar 08, 1999 at 20:41 +0530, XRDLAB wrot
On Mon, 8 Mar 1999, XRDLAB wrote:
> Currently I am using fetchmail and pine to get the mail from my isp
> account and to read/send the messages respectively. As the number of
> messages I am getting has increased, I
> am feeling the need to use procmail to sort the mail into different
> folders. H
Hi,
Currently I am using fetchmail and pine to get the mail from my isp
account and to read/send the messages respectively. As the number of
messages I am getting has increased, I
am feeling the need to use procmail to sort the mail into different
folders. How do I go about putting the messages in
That should be:
DEFAULT=$HOME/Mail/Inbox
On Fri, 5 Mar 1999, Lance Hoffmeyer wrote:
> in .procmailrc
>
> SHELL = /bin/sh
> MAILDIR =$HOME/Mail
> LOGFILE =$HOME/_logfile
> VERBOSE = yes
> LOGABSTRACT = no
> PATH =
> /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr
Subject: Using Procmail - mail won't deliver to Default
Date: Fri, Mar 05, 1999 at 06:14:13AM -0600
In reply to:Lance Hoffmeyer
Quoting Lance Hoffmeyer([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> in .procmailrc
>
> SHELL = /bin/sh
> MAILDIR =$HOME/Mail
> LOGFILE =$HOME/_
in .procmailrc
SHELL = /bin/sh
MAILDIR =$HOME/Mail
LOGFILE =$HOME/_logfile
VERBOSE = yes
LOGABSTRACT = no
PATH =
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/bin/mh
DEFAULT=Inbox
#ORGMAIL=/var/spool/mail/$LOGNAME
but mail does not go to Inbox. I have also trie
I wrote:
> Suppose I use procmail as my delivery agent (instead of deliver)
> and MH (actually mh-e in Emacs) to read mail.
>
> What do people do to separate out (filter) the Debian mailing?
Andy Kahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> suggested I redirect to a file using
this in ~/.procmailrc
:0 f
* ^To: de
>>Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
>Looking for advice here...
>
>Suppose I use procmail as my delivery agent (instead of deliver)
>and MH (actually mh-e in Emacs) to read mail.
>
>What do people do to separate out (filter) the Debian mailing?
>Do you use a new sendmail ruleset? Or some /etc/pro
"Peter S Galbraith" wrote:
->
-> Looking for advice here...
->
-> Suppose I use procmail as my delivery agent (instead of deliver)
-> and MH (actually mh-e in Emacs) to read mail.
->
-> What do people do to separate out (filter) the Debian mailing?
-> Do you use a new sendmail ruleset? Or some
Looking for advice here...
Suppose I use procmail as my delivery agent (instead of deliver)
and MH (actually mh-e in Emacs) to read mail.
What do people do to separate out (filter) the Debian mailing?
Do you use a new sendmail ruleset? Or some /etc/procmail or
~/.procmailrc file?
Does the fil
On Apr 8, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
>
> I'd like to comment on this. If the debian-* list administrator(s) would edit
> the debian-*.config files and change the "subject_prefix" option to reflect
> the appropriate list, then all of the filtering would be easier on the members
> of the list. A subjec
Hi,
Not to be left behind, mailagent users can try:
# The mailing lists I subscribe to:
#get Debian stuf outa here first
X-Mailing-List X-Loop To Cc Resent-From Resent-To Resent-Reply-To:
/DEBIAN/i { VACATION off;
Here's mine...
:0
* (^TO|^X-Mailing-List:.*)debian
* !^TObcwhite
{
:0:
* (^TO|^X-Mailing-List:.*)(board|debian-board)
Filtered/debian-board
:0:
* (^TO|^X-Mailing-List:.*)debian.*-announce
$DEFAULT
:0:
* (^TO|^X-Mailing-List:.*)debia
> > instead just send the mail from that list to its own folder like:
> >
> > :0:
> > * ^TOdebian-user
> > $HOME/mail/debian
> >
>
> I'd like to comment on this. If the debian-* list administrator(s) would edit
> the debian-*.config files and change the "subject_prefix" option to reflect
> th
> > > So the question is, is there an easy way to make a substitution on *only*
> > > the 'Subject:' line of the *header* of the mail, either using procmail or
> > > something else?
> >
> > Sure. man formail.
> >
> > I wond
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On Tue, 8 Apr 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [ ... ]
>
> I'd like to comment on this. If the debian-* list administrator(s) would edit
> the debian-*.config files and change the "subject_prefix" option to reflect
> the appropriate list, then all of the filterin
Jason Costomiris writes:
>
> On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, Christian Hudon wrote:
>
> > So the question is, is there an easy way to make a substitution on *only*
> > the 'Subject:' line of the *header* of the mail, either using procmail or
> > something else?
&
Hi,
It is trivial in mailagent, but since you have already
invested time in procmail, look at formail (it probably is not worth
switching to mailagent for something like this).
manoj
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On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, Christian Hudon wrote:
> So the question is, is there an easy way to make a substitution on *only*
> the 'Subject:' line of the *header* of the mail, either using procmail or
> something else?
Sure. man formail.
I wonder, however, why on earth you wo
> So the question is, is there an easy way to make a substitution on *only*
> the 'Subject:' line of the *header* of the mail, either using procmail or
> something else?
Set up a procmail recipe to identify the appropriate messages and then pipe
them through formail which can redo the subject.
undo
that as I sort the emails into folders with procmail.
So the question is, is there an easy way to make a substitution on *only*
the 'Subject:' line of the *header* of the mail, either using procmail or
something else?
Thanks in advance...
Christian
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> On Sat, 24 Aug 96 17:42 EDT, Stephen Masterman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Stephen> Can someone point me to info for the quickest, easiest way to use
Stephen> procmail with Emacs RMAIL to separate, say, the debian list into a
Stephen> separate folder? I normally have no problem putting hou
onder about this too.
Lamar> Hi, Dirk. I seem to be having some trouble getting posts to the
Lamar> debian-user list, so I'm mailing you directly.
Lamar>
Lamar> You posted something about using procmail _and_ pop to sort your
Lamar> mail. I was wondering how you i
Hi Steve,
I use Gnus & sometimes VM, so I can't tell you a thing about Rmail,
except that you should point at the separate spool file that procmail
will create. How to do this so that it doesn't just chuck it back in
with the rest of your mail, I don't know, though it may be easy.
My procmail se
Hi,
Can someone point me to info for the quickest, easiest way to use procmail
with Emacs RMAIL to separate, say, the debian list into a separate folder?
I normally have no problem putting hours into something like this, but lately
I'm incredibly busy and there seems to have been loads of traffic
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