Hey, procmail gurus
Ben Scott
dragonhawk at gmail.com
Tue Mar 27 17:01:55 EDT 2007
On 3/27/07, Bill Freeman <f at ke1g.mv.com> wrote:
> I have found that, usually, when a list posting has generated 10 or 20
> replies, I'm no longer interested in the follow-ups.
> ... being able to declare a thread interesting ...
What mail reader do you use? It might be easier/better to address
things from that standpoint. For example, some readers allow you to
do something called "thread kill", which lets you, with a single
keystroke, say you don't want to see a given thread anymore.
Depending on the implementation, this might be a "soft kill", which
simply marks future new mail in the thread as "read", or might be a
"hard kill", which deletes it.
Otherwise, what you describe probably could be done with procmail
(just about anything do with mail can be done with procmail), but it
might need a little shell script hackery to go with it.
-- Ben
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