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| Start the specified program.
{ Start a block of recipes checked if the condition is matched.
} End a block of recipes checked if the condition is matched.
mailbox Forward message to the mailbox defined by mailbox.
Each recipe has only one action line. The action line defines what procmail will do with
any messages that match the condition lines. Again, the easiest way to explain this is to
show some examples.
Here is an example of a simple .procmailrc file for a sample user on the mail server.
MAILDIR=$HOME/folders
:0 c
archive
:0
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* ^From.*guitar-list
{
:0 c
! rich@ispnet3.net
:0
guitars
}
:0 hc
* !^FROM_DAEMON
* !^X-Loop: rich@ispnet1.net
| (formail -r -I???Precedence: junk??? \
-A???X-Loop: rich@ispnet1.net??? ; \
echo ???Thanks for your message, but I will be out of the office until 1/4???) \
| $SENDMAIL -t
:0
* ^Subject.*pills
/dev/null
The first line in the sample .procmailrc file tells procmail where you want to keep your
mail folders. Each folder will be created as a separate file under the MAILDIR directory
specified.


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