Nathan Aubrey wrote:
> I want my spam to go to my $HOME/.Maildir/.Spam/ folder, but I don't want to
> know it is there, so I would like it to go straight to the /cur/ folder so I
> don't know I've got new spam. Is there a way to do this with procmail?
>
> I tried doing
>
> MAILDIR=$HOME/.Maildir
>
> :0:
> * ^Subject: *****SPAM*****
> $MAILDIR/.Spam/cur/
>
> But it didn't work.
>
> Nathan
>
You might try:
--start--
MAILDIR=$HOME/.Maildir
SPAMCUR=$HOME/.Maildir/.Spam/cur/
:0
* ^Subject: *SPAM*
$SPAMCUR
--end--
See if that works for you? First off, procmail likes to use the
asterisk as a wildcard, so *SPAM* may also catch subjects such as
"I like SPAM too!". Experiment with it, and you may also want to take a
look at Procmail's example helpfile via your favorite command line:
man procmailex
Hope that helps,
~ Tony E
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