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Subject: Re: Mailing lists in pine
From: mas8y () holmes ! acc ! virginia ! edu (Melanie A ! Swain)
Date: 1994-05-31 15:45:57
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In article <CqMoD7.1u8@news.tufts.edu> awong@Emerald.tufts.edu (Kurama (Minamino Shiuichi)) writes:
Newsgroups: comp.mail.pine
From: awong@Emerald.tufts.edu (Kurama (Minamino Shiuichi))
Organization: Tufts University - Medford, MA
Date: Mon, 30 May 1994 18:22:19 GMT
Michael J. O'Neill (mjoneill@clark.net) wrote:
: Pine 3.89's .pinerc allows you to filter incoming mail to folders other
: than INBOX.
Can you tell us what specific lines you have to add? I don't quite understand
what are you trying to say here...
--Alex
Hi,
Filtering mail in pine is a two step process. First you have to
use a filter program such as elm filter or procmail (both of these
filtering programs can be used with any mailer). In the case of the
elm filter program, you have to create .elm directory with a
filter-rules file. You also have to create a .forward file in your
home directory. Then, once you have that, then you only need edit the
incoming-folders variable in your .pinerc file. I.e., if you filtered
all incoming mail from Bob Smith to your ~/mail/Bob_stuff folder, you
would edit the incoming-folders line to read:
incoming-folders=~/mail/Bob_stuff
If you have more than one incoming folder (I.e., AnotherFolder and
LastFolder), you would edit the line to read:
incoming-folders=~/mail/Bob_stuff,
~/mail/AnotherFolder,
~/mail/LastFolder
For more information, type: man filter
-Melanie
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Melanie Swain Information Technology and Communication
UNIX User Support University of Virginia
mas8y@virginia.edu (804)924-0641
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