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Re: How do i get my mail from where fetchmail/procmail put it?
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Re: How do i get my mail from where fetchmail/procmail put it? |
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3 May 2006 09:48:35 -0700 |
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I set my ~/FetchedMail/ directory aside, then recreated it, but
without creating the subdirectories. When procmail tries to implement
a rule, and there's no directory matching the target name, it creates
a _file_ by that name. Thereafter, it just appends to that file.
That didn't quite solve it, though. I found an additional procmail
rule i had to use:
:0 fhw
| /usr/bin/formail -a Message-Id: -a "Subject: (None)"
I found this recipe here:
http://blog-old.vojta.name/archives/cat_6.html
Then, i just set up the simplest possible ~/.gnus imaginable:
(setq gnus-select-method '(nnml ""))
(setq mail-sources '(
(directory :path "/home/me/FetchedMail")
))
That's all. Now it works, and far faster than my straight IMAP access
was. And no silly 50 MB quota either.