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| | Peter Salus » » The Procmail Companion (Practical Solutions Series) » Books » UK Web Shop » Best Price » Online Internet Shopping » Electronics, Book, DVD, CD |
 | | Peter Salus » » The Procmail Companion (Practical Solutions Series) » Books » UK Web Shop » Best Price » Online Internet Shopping » Electronics, Book, DVD, CD Peter Salus » » The Procmail Companion (Practical Solutions Series) » Books » UK Web Shop » Best Price » Online Internet Shopping » Electronics, B... | | | Peter Salus » » The Procmail Companion (Practical Solutions Series) » Books » UK Web Shop » Best Price » Online Internet Shopping » Electronics, Book, DVD, CD... | | | I've been on the lookout for a procmail book for a while and I was glad to see one of the regulars on the procmail mailng list had written one. |
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| | Procmail as Sendmail's Local Delivery Agent - Virtual Server |
| | With procmail set as your local delivery agent for sendmail, you no longer need $HOME/.forward files to invoke procmail if you were using them before. | | | One respectable and simple solution is to use procmail as our local delivery agent. | | | This will unpack procmail and its helper programs in to ~/usr/local/bin. |
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http://www.2kweb.net/support/solutionb/email/procmail/docs/filtering.html
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| | procmail Users List: Re: Using procmail to use RBLs |
| | procmail Users List: Re: Using procmail to use RBLs | | | has code for doing RBL checks in procmail (by shelling out to nslookup). | | | In reply to: Robin Lynn Frank: "Using procmail to use RBLs" |
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http://hypermail.linklord.com/procmail.old/2002/Oct/0027.html
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| | Re: Update on that problem |
| | Thanks for all the help guys, -- Gerard Beekmans www.linuxfromscratch.org -*- If Linux doesn't have the solution, you have the wrong problem -*- _______________________________________________ procmail mailing list procmail(_at_)lists(_dot_)RWTH-Aachen(_dot_)DE http://MailMan.RWTH-Aachen.DE/mailman/listinfo/procmail | | | Re: procmail invocation via postfix fails on large mbox files, Gerard Beekmans | | | Re: Update on that problem, Gerard Beekmans <= |
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http://www.mhonarc.org/archive/html/procmail/2001-07/msg00316.html
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| | Re: sendmail->procmail->imap |
| | $DELIVERMAIL -e -a $CYUSER -m user.$CYUSER This is in procmail.common DELIVERMAIL=/usr/cyrus/bin/deliver You need to have Procmail call Delivermail and then this will put the message in the users inbox. | | | $DELIVERMAIL -e -a $CYUSER -m user.$CYUSER.Procmail Procmail _IS_ case sensitive for your folders. | | | This is always the LAST recipe to appear in the file. |
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http://www.mhonarc.org/archive/html/procmail/2001-11/msg00065.html
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| | Set up e-mail filtering with procmail |
| | Find out how to set up basic e-mail filtering in Linux with the procmail Mail Delivery Agent (MDA). | | | Procmail is a powerful Mail Delivery Agent (MDA) that can be used for any number of things including personal mail filtering, mail delivery on servers, and much more. | | | Many users have GUI e-mail clients that can read standard mbox files, but because of procmail's flexibility, they opt to use fetchmail and procmail to download and filter their mail rather than their e-mail client. |
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http://techrepublic.com.com/5100-1035_11-5845675.html
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| | Filtering E-Mail with Postfix and Procmail, Part Three |
| | Procmail is a local mail delivery agent, meaning that its only job is to deliver mail to a local user mailbox. | | | Procmail can deliver mail to local mailboxes that are in mbox files, MH folders, or maildir folders, as well as sending messages to other e-mail addresses or local programs. | | | If you prefer that only certain users get Procmail for their local delivery agent, or if you are not the Postfix administrator, then you can set up.forward files to launch Procmail for specific users. |
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http://online.securityfocus.com/infocus/1606
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| | ISG.EE How to block SPAM with SpamAssassin |
| | Within the Tardis environment of D-ITET you can use procmail combined with a program called SpamAssassin to automatically mark mails that look like SPAM. | | | The procmail configuration is defined in the file | | | SpamAssassin is meant to be run using procmail. |
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http://computing.ee.ethz.ch/email/spamassassin.en.html
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| | Panix Help System - SpamAssassin |
| | Procmail is a full-featured UNIX mail filtering system, based on "filter recipes" that you can write and call from a.procmailrc file in your home directory. | | | You might be running it from procmail, so check first. | | | When you call SpamAssassin from Procmail, you can set up a "user_prefs" file to change the point-value threshold for spam, specify whitelists and blacklists, and assign custom values to particular "hit types". |
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http://www.panix.com/panix/help/spamassassin.html
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| | [LinuxBrit] - mutt |
| | I subscribe to a number of mailing lists, and mutt is ideally suited to handling their traffic, in combination with procmail. | | | I highly recommend you check out my procmail page, and my.procmailrc, as I use mutt with procmail, and it really is the best way to handle mail. | | | For those of you who are already sold on mutt, here's a copy of my ~/.muttrc and my /etc/Muttrc to check out, maybe some stuff you wanna pinch... |
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http://linuxbrit.co.uk/mutt
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| | ITworld.com - UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION - Sending Messages to the Bit Bucket |
| | If you have the procmail tool already set up, all you need to block email to your problematic account is create a profile (.procmailrc), a Procmail subdirectory, set up the file that sends mail from any sender to the bit bucket and make sure that procmail is invoked when the user receives email. | | | The any sender rule work even better than any subject because email can be sent without a subject line. | | | Removing an inactive mail account would be easy if you didn't have to worry about generating additional messages. |
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http://www.itworld.com/nl/unix_sys_adm/12192001
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| | ITworld.com - UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION - Sending Mail to the Bit Bucket |
| | This week, our Unix sys admin expert reviews two simple solutions for filtering email down to the bit bucket, including an option that forgoes procmail completely. | | | The process involved creating a.forward file and piping the mail through a procmail filter that simply sent everything to /dev/null. | | | We will also look at a simpler solution, one that doesn't require procmail at all and uses only the.forward file to send all messages to the bit bucket. |
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http://www.itworld.com/nl/unix_sys_adm/01302002
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| | pm-tips.txt |
| | MIME notes v1.52 1998-08-24 553 Flag c forking study, procmail wish list v1.53 1998-08-24 554 Procmail doesn't pass 8bit characters v1.55 1998-08-29 565 Fetching fields with formail -x v1.57 1998-10-06 575 PLUS addr. | | | 9.15 Strings: Procmail string manipulation example 9.16 How to raise a flag if the message was filed 9.17 Dollar sign in condition lines. | | | Recipe flags are also _not_ stuck together, because for me the visual distinction of `:0' and `flags' is important. |
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http://mirror.ncsa.uiuc.edu/procmail/ssjaaa/pm-tips.txt
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| | Procmail Homepage |
| | Procmail can be used to create mail-servers, mailing lists, sort your incoming mail into separate folders/files (real convenient when subscribing to one or more mailing lists or for prioritising your mail), preprocess your mail, start any programs upon mail arrival (e.g. | | | In the fall of 1998, recognizing that he didn't have the time to maintain procmail on his own, Stephen created a mailing list for discussion of future development and deputized Philip Guenther as a maintainer. | | | Questions about proper use of procmail should be sent to the proper mailing list, not directly to Stephen or Philip. |
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http://www.procmail.org
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| | LUNA: Re: LUNA: procmail question : removing mail with XXXX in message body |
| | LUNA: Re: LUNA: procmail question : removing mail with XXXX in message body | | | Re: LUNA: procmail question : removing mail with XXXX in message body | | | In reply to: Vicki Stanfield: "LUNA: procmail question : removing mail with XXXX in message body" |
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http://luna.havk.org/mail/luna__2003_12/0076.html
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| | Filtering Mail FAQ |
| | The procmail package of tools is at: ftp://ftp.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/pub/packages/procmail/procmail.tar.gz If your sys admin isn't able to do this, use a different mail processor like mailagent (described in section 3 of this FAQ) or filter (described in section 4). | | | Note that you can use filter to filter your incoming mail even if you are not using Elm to read your mail. | | | Two versions are available: shell or C -- refer to the mailagent(1) manpage to choose, but I recommend you use the C version first, and move to the shell version if you can't run a binary from your.forward file. |
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http://www.faqs.org/faqs/mail/filtering-faq
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| | bugtraq 1998/07: By Thread |
| | Long attachment filename exploits: a procmail filter John D. Hardin | | | Re: Long attachment filename exploits: a procmail filter John D. Hardin | | | Re: Long attachment filename exploits: a procmail filter Brett Glass |
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http://lists.jammed.com/bugtraq/1998/07
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| | Philip's list for procmail warts |
| | This is my partial list for procmail warts. | | | Arguably, procmail should continue to do that and if one or more non-directory mailboxes are included, procmail should perform separate deliveries to them. | | | Since this is an obvious solution, this entry should probably be on the todo list instead of the warts list, but I don't feel like placing it there yet. |
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http://www.procmail.org/warts.html
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| | Filtering Mail FAQ |
| | The procmail package of tools is at: ftp://ftp.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/pub/packages/procmail/procmail.tar.gz If your sys admin isn't able to do this, use a different mail processor like mailagent (described in section 3 of this FAQ) or filter (described in section 4). | | | Two versions are available: shell or C -- refer to the mailagent(1) manpage to choose, but I recommend you use the C version first, and move to the shell version if you can't run a binary from your.forward file. | | | From: FAQ Editor Subject: 1.0 Mail Folder Strategies It is a good idea to come up with a system for naming and reading your mail folders. |
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http://www.faqs.org/faqs/mail/filtering-faq
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| | 3.6 What mail delivery agent (MDA) does Postfix use? |
| | The version of procmail which comes with Red Hat 6.2 is procmail-3.14-2. | | | Procmail is the default MDA on Red Hat and Postfix will use it just fine. | | | Postfix can be configured to use a different MDA if you like but why fight the flow? |
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http://www.redhat.com/support/resources/faqs/RH-postfix-FAQ/x69.html
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| | Re: procmail seems to not work consistently |
| | RE: procmail seems to not work consistently, Shea Gray | | | Re: procmail seems to not work consistently, Ruben Safir Secretary NYLXS <= | | | procmail seems to not work consistently, Ruben Safir Secretary NYLXS |
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http://www.mhonarc.org/archive/html/procmail/2003-10/msg00228.html
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| | RE: openldap |
| | I'm not a procmail guru by any means, but some of this might work to help organize yourself a bit, might help track down the problem. | | | On Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 11:30:14AM -0500, Edward Glowacki wrote: I'm not a procmail guru by any means, but some of this might work to help organize yourself a bit, might help track down the problem. | | | You could try the U of M Property Disposition, they've had the same NeXT gear sitting there for a few *years*. |
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http://www.egr.msu.edu/mailman-archives/linux-user/2001-January.txt
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| | icculus.org headlines |
| | /usr/local/bin/procmail -f- [gamehenge:~/]$ cat./.procmailrc LOGFILE=$HOME/procmail.log MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/inbox :0: * X-Spam-Flag: YES $MAILDIR/spam :0: * Mailing-List.*lgfaq $MAILDIR/lgfaq :0: $DEFAULT Which may or may not be of absolutely f-all use to people, but it's a pretty clean config... |
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http://icculus.org/news/news.php?id=765
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| | forgery-trap.procmail |
| | # $Id: forgery-trap.procmail,v 1.15 1998-04-30 19:14:01-07 jhardin Exp $ # # procmail snippet to trap the message being processed # if it shows signs of header forgery, or is missing # required headers. | | | # LOGABSTRACT=all #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # forgery traps # see "man procmailsc" for expression weighting # essentially we're ORing the expressions where they would normally be ANDed :0 * ^Message-ID: * | | | { LOG='-- Null Message-ID: header: ' EXITCODE=65 # Sendmail "Data Error" # let originating ISP know - it may be a forgery or trespass forward :0 * 1^1 ^(FromX-FromReturn-PathSenderErrors-To):.*@([^>, ]+\.)*\/[A-Za-z0-9_-]+\.(comnet)(\.[a-z][a-z])? |
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http://www.ott.net/procmail-filters/forgery-trap.procmail
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| | ii.com · Procmail Quick Start: An introduction to mail filtering with a focus on procmail by Nancy McGough |
| | This includes discussion about the location of various Procmail patches and why they have not been incorporated into an official Procmail release. | | | They started with Meng Wong's SPF and Microsoft's Caller ID for E-mail, which got stirred together into a hybrid called Sender ID. | | | I realize that these are kind of odd-looking names so I'm interested to hear what ideas other people have — please let me know what you think and if you have suggestions. |
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http://ii.best.vwh.net/internet/robots/procmail/qs
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| | The Bouncer |
| | Procmail Spam Filter: The Spam Bouncer The Spam Bouncer is a set of Procmail filters for trapping and discarding spam, and autocomplaining to the senders and their upstream sites. | | | Gamebits Review by Larry Tipton: "The Bouncer is game that is full of promise and marketing hype... | | | Bouncer - Station Shellprovider mit zahlreichen vorkonfigurierten Angeboten, wie Bouncer und Webservices. |
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http://www.serebella.com/encyclopedia/article-The_Bouncer.html
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| | Most Popular Names Directory. Daily updates. |
| | Virge - Virge is mail 'scanner' written in C, which replaces/substitutes procmail for a while, checks the incoming mail, and then sends the mail to the procmail. | | | Verney - Verney Carron is founded in 1820 is the number 1 in France for hunting guns, semiautomatic rifle and automatic shotgun, guns and rifles for hunters | | | Wilden - Wilden Pump and Engineering Co. holds the leading position in the air-operated double-diaphragm pump market with the broadest range of pumps and accessories Since 1955 Wilden has been the market leader in air-operated-double-diaphragm pumps. |
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http://www.99hosted.com/Starting20401.html
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| | SpamCop procmail HOWTO |
| | The second procmail rule basically says: Take all mail that comes in for any address that is not secret.address@tjw.org, save the attachments to /home/tjw/attachments, then send what's left of the message to tjw@spamcop.net. | | | The third procmail rule says: If any mail every comes to secret.address@tjw.org and it is NOT from spamcop, throw it away. | | | For this example assume that your home directory is /home/tjw, your secret email address (for spamcop) is secret.address@tjw.org, your spamcop.net address is tjw@spamcop.net and the directory where you will be saving attachments is /home/tjw/attachments |
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http://www.tjw.org/SpamCop-Procmail-HOWTO
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| | Stamp out spam with SpamAssassin |
| | The simplest way to configure SpamAssassin for a single UNIX user is through procmail. | | | SpamAssassin can easily be used with Procmail to filter spam on behalf of a single user, and it can be used with Sendmail or other MTAs to filter spam on behalf of an entire site. | | | SpamAssassin can use the Razor distributed spam checksum database, as well as the DCC checksum database. |
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http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-spam/?t=gr,lnxw03=StampSpam
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| | ITworld.com - UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION - Sending Mail to the Bit Bucket |
| | The process involved creating a.forward file and piping the mail through a procmail filter that simply sent everything to /dev/null. | | | This week, our Unix sys admin expert reviews two simple solutions for filtering email down to the bit bucket, including an option that forgoes procmail completely. | | | ITworld.com - UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION - Sending Mail to the Bit Bucket |
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http://www.itworld.com/nl/unix_sys_adm/01302002
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