Procmail help?

[Michael R. Head]

On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 14:13 -0500, Scott Lockwood wrote:
> Lol, yes, exactly. Basically, I want to be down to ONE rule per 'topic'
> rather than one rule per list. All the 'Ubuntu' related mail goes --->
> Here, all the Slackware related mail goes ---> there, etc.

I have a fairly complex mailing list config that puts mail from each
list into a folder like so:
ubuntu/ubuntu-users
ubuntu/sounder
gnome/gtk-devel-list
gnome/desktop-devel-list

It wouldn't be hard to change the rules so that all the ubuntu stuff
collapses into ubuntu/ and the gnome stuff into gnome/

Here's the ruleset (note that I use maildir, so if you deliver to
mboxes, you'll need to tweak that, too):

:0
* ^From:.*\/[^< ]*@([^\. @]*\.)*[^\. @>]*
{ FROMADDR=$MATCH }

:0
* FROMADDR ?? ^\/[^@\.]*
{ FROMUSER=$MATCH }

:0
* FROMADDR ?? @\/[^@]*$
{ FROMDOMAIN=$MATCH }

:0
* FROMDOMAIN ?? ^([^\.]*(\.))*\/[^\.]*(\.)?[^\.]*$
{ FROMBIT=$MATCH }

:0
* FROMBIT ?? ^\/[^\.]*
{ FROMNAME=$MATCH }

:0 
* FROMADDR ?? @\/[^\.@>]*
{ FROMHOSTNAME=$MATCH }

:0
* ^((List-Id|X-(Mailing-)?List):(.*[<]\/[^>]*))
{
        LISTID=$MATCH

        :0
        * LISTID ?? ^\/[^@\.]*
        { LISTNAME=$MATCH }

        :0
        * LISTID ?? .*\/[^@\.]*(@|\.)[^@\.]*$
        { SERVERNAME=$MATCH }

        :0
        * ^List-Id:.*lists.sourceforge.net.*
        * LISTID ?? ^\/[^-\.]*
        { DIRNAME=$MATCH }

        :0
        * ! ^List-Id:.*lists.sourceforge.net.*
        * SERVERNAME ?? ^\/[^\.]*
        { DIRNAME=$MATCH }

        :0
        * LISTID ?? (apache.org|codehaus.org)$
        * LISTID ?? (\.|@)\/[^\.]*
        { LISTNAME=$MATCH-$LISTNAME }
#       * LISTID ?? @[^\.]*\.\/[^\.]*

#       :0Wic
#       * ? test ! -e $MAILDIR/$DIRNAME
#       | mkdir $MAILDIR/$DIRNAME

        :0
        ".$DIRNAME.$LISTNAME/"
}

:0
* ^(X-Mailing-List:|Delivered-To: mailing list|List-Id:)[       ]*
\/[^  ].*
{
        LISTID=$MATCH

        :0
        * LISTID ?? ^\/[^@\.]*
        { LISTNAME=$MATCH }

        :0
        * ^Delivered-To: mailing list [^@]*@icculus.org
        * LISTID ?? ^\/[^-@\.]*
        { DIRNAME=$MATCH }

        :0
        * ! ^Delivered-To: mailing list [^@]*@icculus.org
        * LISTID ?? .*\/[^@\.]*(@|\.)[^@\.]*$
        { 
                SERVERNAME=$MATCH 

                :0
                * LISTID ?? (apache.org|codehaus.org)$
                * LISTID ?? (@|\.)\/[^\.]*
                {
                        LISTGROUP=$MATCH
                        
                        :0
                        * LISTID ?? ^\/[^@\.]*
                        { LISTNAME=$LISTGROUP-$MATCH }
                }

                :0
                * SERVERNAME ?? ^\/[^\.]*
                { DIRNAME=$MATCH }
        }

#       :0Wic
#       * ? test ! -e $MAILDIR/$DIRNAME
#       | mkdir $MAILDIR/$DIRNAME

        :0
        ".$DIRNAME.$LISTNAME/"
}


> On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 12:00 -0600, telecon at infosyndicate.net wrote:
> > On Sat, Jun 16, 2007 at 12:34:27PM -0500, Scott Lockwood wrote:
> > > I'd like to pair down my .procmailrc some, so I tried to make a rule for
> > > list traffic based on the List-Id header, rather than having to have one
> > > for the To header, and one for the Cc header. This doesn't seem to work,
> > > however. Anyone have a rule already they care share that works on the
> > > List-Id line in the header?
> > 
> > Are you trying to have one recipe to rule them all?
> > 
> > Them being the mailing lists.  You'd have to extract the list id using shell
> > or formail magic, then forge that back in to your destination folder.
> > 
> > It could get ugly, but should be doable.
> -- 
> Regards,
> Scott Lockwood
> 
> 
-- 
Michael R. Head <burner at suppressingfire.org>
http://www.suppressingfire.org/~burner/
http://suppressingfire.livejournal.com
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