Ok, I'm not an expert on procmail, and experts might cringe at my recipe. It works for me, etc. You will need to have procmail installed on your system and rename the attached file to .procmailrc. Procmail in this case expects messages to arrive at /var/mail/user - you may need to run fetchmail to get them off a POP or IMAP server. In my recipe procmail delivers the messages it picks up to ~/incoming-mail and Evolution gets them from there. Please note the locking mechanisms invoked. They are compatible with Evolution. To filter duplicates based on a hash of the body of the message you will need dbtool. You will also need to change one condition in the recipe. Let me know if you need help (perhaps off the list?). Antonio On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 14:14, Mertens Bram wrote:
On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 20:06, Antonio Bemfica wrote:This is trivial to do using procmail (by checking the Message-ID header). You can get a bit more sophisticated and do an MD5 hash of the body of incoming messages and store it on a database (dbtool, for example: http://www.daemon.de/dbtool/). If you or anyone else is interested I can post a recipe that does the above.Well I certainly am interested! I don't know anything about procmail though, would I have to configure much to get this working? I am running Evo 1.0.8 btw... TIA
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