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This is the README file for Alan Stebbens' procmail library.
See below for some information on procmail itself.
Here is a quick synopsis of the files:
Makefile a Unix Makefile to help install these libary
files in /usr/local, or another location.
README This file.
ackmail.rc a set of recipes which perfom auto-acknowledgement
of incoming mail. This file uses guess-mua.rc and
unread-mh.rc. See ackmail.3 for details.
commands.help A file of information sent in response to a mail
request of "Subject: help info". See "commands.rc".
commands.rc A set of recipes which recognize commands in the
Subject: header and perform them. A log is kept
of all such commands.
comm-reply-file.rc
A recipe file which replaces the body of the
current message with a named, or generates an
error report. A "subroutine" recipe file for
"commands.rc".
correct-addr.rc A recipe file which can help do mail forwarding
for users who have moved or changed email
addresses. *** CURRENTLY NOT WELL TESTED ***
date.rc A recipe file to extract date and time information
from the DATE variable, or from the current
mail buffer if DATE is not defined.
dupcheck.rc A recipe file which removes duplicate mail.
get-date.rc A recipe file which uses date.rc to extract date
and time information from date fields of the current
message.
get-from.rc A recipe file which extracts the "best" address,
including personal information from the various
originating address fields.
guess-mua.rc A recipe file which attempts to guess the current
MUA (Mail User Agent). Not needed of MUA is
explicitly defined.
headers.rc Defines some variables which can be used for matching
against headers.
list-addr.rc A recipe file which trys to determine if the current
mail is from a mailing list or not. This is still
*experimental* and *** NOT WELL TESTED ***.
pf-check.rc A recipe to check if the message is from a given
ADDR, or if it is from the user and to the ADDR, then
to add DEST to the pending folder list, PF_DEST.
pf-chkto.rc A recipe to check of the message is to an ADDR, and to
add DEST to the pending folder list, PF_DEST.
pf-save.rc After all address checks have been done, via either
pf-check.rc or pf-chkto.rc, then perform the filing
into folders named by PF_DEST. The folders can
either be MH-style or folder-file style (but not both).
proclint A Perl script which attempts to parse and pick "lints"
from procmail scripts.
procmail-lib.html
An HTML file which describes the Procmail Library.
unread-mh.rc A recipe file which attempts to compute how many unread
messages there are for an MH user.
If you have improvements or contributions to this collection of recipes,
please send them to me at <aks@sgi.com>. I may not respond quickly
to any submissions, but I always appreciate suggestions for improvement.
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Procmail is a mail filtering program, with which a user can process
incoming mail in an infinite number of ways. Procmail is publicly
available at no cost, other than your time.
Procmail, SmartList, and my procmail library are available via HTTP:
The latest versions of procmail I have:
http://reality.sgi.com/aks/depot/mail/procmail/procmail.tar.gz
http://reality.sgi.com/aks/depot/mail/procmail/SmartList.tar.gz
Specific versions of procmail and SmartList:
http://reality.sgi.com/aks/depot/mail/procmail/procmail-3.11pre4+.tar.gz
http://reality.sgi.com/aks/depot/mail/procmail/SmartList-3.11pre4.tar.gz
My procmail library is at:
http://reality.sgi.com/aks/depot/mail/procmail/procmail-lib.shar
If you have any questions about using procmail, there is a mailing list
with lots of helpful members: <procmail@informatik.rwth-aachen.de>. Use
the address: <procmail-request@informatik.rwth-aachen.de> to subscribe
to the list.
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The latest version of procmail can be obtained directly from the
ftp-archive at:
ftp.informatik.rwth-aachen.de (137.226.225.3)
as (g)zipped tar file: /pub/packages/procmail/procmail.tar.gz <160KB
as compressed tar file: /pub/packages/procmail/procmail.tar.Z <224KB
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