Hi all,
I want to generate automatically the appropriate maildirs for new
mailing lists and also deliver automatically to these maildirs.
The expression in .mailfilter is:
(lines are wrapped)
if ((
/^List-Id:.*<![:alnum:]*\-?[:alnum:]*\-?[:alnum:]*\-?[:alnum:]*!.*>/ ||
/^X-list: ![:alnum:]*/ || /^Mailing-List:
contact![:alnum:]*\-?[:alnum:]*!-help@.*/ || /^Mailing-List:
list![:alnum:]*\-?[:alnum:]*!@.*/ || /^Sender:
owner\-![:alnum:]*\-[:alnum:]*!@cyrusoft.com/ ||
/^List-Post:<mailto:![:alnum:]*/) && !/^X-Spam-Status: Yes.*/ )
{
exception {
log "------------------------------------------------ delivery of
mailing-list to $MD/.${LISTS_FOLDER}.${MATCH2}/"
to "$MD/.${LISTS_FOLDER}.${MATCH2}/"}
exception {
logfile $HOME/mailfilter2.log
log "------------------------------------------------- delivery to new
listserv folder: ${LISTS_FOLDER}.${MATCH2}"
`maildirmake -f ${LISTS_FOLDER}.${MATCH2} ${HOME}/Maildir/`
`echo Created ${LISTS_FOLDER}.${MATCH2} in ${HOME} | mail -s 'new
listserv folder created' ${LOGNAME}`
to "$MD/.${LISTS_FOLDER}.${MATCH2}"
}
}
Both parts of the expression work, but if the first part was matched
(delivery to an existing maildir), maildrop continues despite the to
statement instead of exiting as usually. In my understanding maildrop
should only continue, if the exception were raised, but not in any case.
I am using maildrop 1.3.7 on Debian woody with postfix.
(maildrop 1.3.7 Copyright 1998-2001 Double Precision, Inc.
GDBM extensions enabled.
Maildir quota extension enabled.)
Tanks for any hints,
Mathias
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