[NTLUG:Discuss] procmail

[Kathleen Weaver]

Personally I've found that meeting all class requirements, no matter how
dull or dreary, makes it easier to make a good grade.  All in what your
goal is I supposed.

But both KMail and Netscape's Mail program allow filtering.  

On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, J. Reeves Hall wrote:

> One of my classes (Psy1000, "The Psychology of Adjustment to College
> Life", a complete bull$#!+ class) requires us to join a mailing list.
> Quite frankly I don't want to receive mail from it. Can someone give me
> a basic example of invoking procmail (at login, preferably) to move all
> mail with a subject containing "PSY1000", but with a body NOT containing
> "quiz", "important", or "test", to the "Bull$#!+" folder? I use Pine as
> my mailer. BTW I do not have root on this particular server.
> 
> Thanks!
> -Reeves
> 
> --
> In a world without fences, why do we need Gates?
> J. Reeves Hall - Georgia Tech (CS Major)
> [overcode at resnet.gatech.edu]
> 
> 
> 
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 Kathleen
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