OT: Thunderbird filter

[Dan Schaefer-3]

The emails being sent to postfix-users-digest@... are messing
with my head. I setup a filter to put emails sent to
users@... into a SA folder. Whenever an email gets
sent to postfix-users-digest@..., I think there's something wrong
with TB. I have subsequently added a filter for that address as well.

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Dan Schaefer
Web Developer/Systems Analyst
Performance Administration Corp.

[Dan Schaefer-3]

Dan Schaefer wrote:
> The emails being sent to postfix-users-digest@... are messing
> with my head. I setup a filter to put emails sent to
> users@... into a SA folder. Whenever an email gets
> sent to postfix-users-digest@..., I think there's something
> wrong with TB. I have subsequently added a filter for that address as
> well.
>
I'm an idiot...wrong user list :-[

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Dan Schaefer
Web Developer/Systems Analyst
Performance Administration Corp.

[Adam Katz-10]

Dan Schaefer wrote:
> The emails being sent to postfix-users-digest@... are
> messing with my head. I setup a filter to put emails sent to
> users@... into a SA folder. Whenever an email
> gets sent to postfix-users-digest@..., I think there's
> something wrong with TB. I have subsequently added a filter for
> that address as well.

This list's mail is not addressed to each individual user, so you
can't catch that in Thunderbird (look at the headers, you won't find
your personal address in any To or Cc headers).  My Thunderbird filter
looks for users@...

If you really wanted to filter by recipient address, you could filter
by Delivered-To, but you should check to make sure that that header
exists given your own environment.  I haven't had any luck using
Thunderbird to filter with Received headers.

[Jari Fredriksson]

23.10.2009 18:26, Adam Katz kirjoitti:

> Dan Schaefer wrote:
>> The emails being sent to postfix-users-digest@... are
>> messing with my head. I setup a filter to put emails sent to
>> users@... into a SA folder. Whenever an email
>> gets sent to postfix-users-digest@..., I think there's
>> something wrong with TB. I have subsequently added a filter for
>> that address as well.
>
> This list's mail is not addressed to each individual user, so you
> can't catch that in Thunderbird (look at the headers, you won't find
> your personal address in any To or Cc headers).  My Thunderbird filter
> looks for users@...
>
> If you really wanted to filter by recipient address, you could filter
> by Delivered-To, but you should check to make sure that that header
> exists given your own environment.  I haven't had any luck using
> Thunderbird to filter with Received headers.
>

How about List-Id: header? I use that in my maildrop. Works like a charm.

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[Benny Pedersen]

On fre 23 okt 2009 17:09:59 CEST, Dan Schaefer wrote

> The emails being sent to postfix-users-digest@... are messing  
> with my head. I setup a filter to put emails sent to  
> users@... into a SA folder. Whenever an email  
> gets sent to postfix-users-digest@..., I think there's  
> something wrong with TB. I have subsequently added a filter for that  
> address as well.

in horde webmail i do this from ingo:

# postfix
if anyof ( header :comparator "i;ascii-casemap" :contains "List-Post"  
"postfix-users@...", header :comparator "i;ascii-casemap"  
:contains "List-Post" "postfix-devel@..." ) {
      fileinto "maillists.postfix";
      stop;
}

# spamassassin
if anyof ( header :comparator "i;ascii-casemap" :contains "List-Id"  
"users.spamassassin.apache.org", header :comparator "i;ascii-casemap"  
:contains "List-Id" "dev.spamassassin.apache.org" ) {
      fileinto "maillists.spamassassin";
      stop;
}


sorry for big paste, and line wraps, but it works for me :)

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[Benny Pedersen]

On fre 23 okt 2009 17:26:06 CEST, Dan Schaefer wrote
>> something wrong with TB. I have subsequently added a filter for  
>> that address as well.
> I'm an idiot...wrong user list :-[

using gmail next time, then you have 10 secs to regret the posting :)

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