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Subject: Re: Procmail rules for FreeBSD mailing lists... 
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From: Scott Blachowicz <scott@bloke.statsci.com>
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The Hermit Hacker <scrappy@hub.org> wrote:

> 	I'm not sure if this helps anyone, but I spent tonight refining
> my .procmailrc in order to clean it up, since I was having three rulesets,
> in some cases, in order to handle the FreeBSD mailing lists.

Or, in the interest of competitive fairness...:-))

A mailagent rule for both freebsd & netbsd lists into my MH folders:

    # FreeBSD/NetBSD.
    # 961104 - Just got a netbsd amiga with a header:
    #             Delivered-to: port-amiga-outgoing@netbsd.org
    # 961110 - and one with
    #             Return-path: port-amiga-owner-Scott.Blachowicz=seaslug.org@NetBSD.org
    Sender Delivered-to Resent-to Return-path:
        /\<?(((net|free)bsd)-)?([^@\s]+)-owner-Scott\.Blachowicz=seaslug\.org@([^\.]+\.)?(net|free)bsd\.org/i,
        /owner-(((net|free)bsd)-)?([^@\s]+)@([^\.]+\.)?(net|free)bsd\.org/i,
        /(((net|free)bsd)-)?([^@\s]+)-outgoing@([^\.]+\.)?(net|free)bsd\.org/i {
        UNIQUE (bsd);
        SAVE +lists/%6bsd/%4;
    };

Notes: That first regexp needs a little seasoning. If you tweak the regexp's 
watch out for the positional match numbers (%6 & %4).

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