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2010-11-24T20:36:55Z

Reverted edits by Etegohy (Talk) to last revision by PhilippeTeuwen

Can't load revision 6877

2010-11-24T04:37:41Z

Can't load revision 6720

2008-09-19T13:35:34Z

mairix

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	* ^From: [^@]*\/(all.your\|email.addresses\|that you allow)		* ^From: [^@]*\/(all.your\|email.addresses\|that you allow)
	{		{
			# If you need special options for some addresses, do sth like:
			#:0
			#* ^From:[^@]*one.specific.address
			#{ mairixargs="-f /path/to/another/.mairixrc" }

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	mairixresult=\|grep -i "^subject: mairix"\|cut --characters 17-\|xargs mairix 2>&1		mairixresult=\|grep -i "^subject: mairix"\|cut --characters 17-\|xargs mairix $mairixargs 2>&1

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2008-09-19T12:46:24Z

Undo revision 4977 by PhilippeTeuwen (Talk)

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:46, 19 September 2008
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	mairixresult=\|grep -i "^subject: mairix"\|cut --characters 17-\|xargs mairix 2>&1		mairixresult=\|grep -i "^subject: mairix"\|cut --characters 17-\|xargs mairix 2>&1


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	\| (formail -r -i "To: $MATCH"; echo "$mairixresult") \| $SENDMAIL -t		\| (formail -r -i "To: $MATCH"; echo "$mairixresult") \| $SENDMAIL -t
	}		}


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	* ^Subject: man mairix		* ^Subject: man mairix
	* ^From: [^@]*\/(~~phil@teuwen\~~.~~org~~\|~~phil@yobi\~~.be\|~~philippe.teuwen@nxp\.com~~)		* ^From: [^@]*\/(all.your\|email.addresses\|that you allow)
	\| (formail -r -i "To: $MATCH" ; man mairix) \| $SENDMAIL -t		\| (formail -r -i "To: $MATCH" ; man mairix) \| $SENDMAIL -t
	</source>		</source>

2008-09-19T12:45:16Z

mairix

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 Pour une utilisation plus conviviale vous pouvez ajouter ceci dans votre [[Procmail|procmailrc]], vous pourrez alors simplement taper votre commande mairix dans la Subject line (évitez le mode indexing...) et recevrez en réponse la sortie de mairix
- # Make sure you've this line at top of the file:
+# Make sure you've this line at top of the file:
- SHELL=/bin/bash
+SHELL=/bin/bash
- :0
+:0
- * ^Subject: mairix
+* ^Subject: mairix
- * ^From: your.email.address
+* ^From: [^@]*\/(all.your|email.addresses|that you allow)
-    -A"X-Loop: mairix-results" ; \
+* ^Subject: man mairix
 J'écrase volontairement l'adresse où renvoyer les résultats pour éviter tout problème de sécurité, au cas où on utiliserait des règles plus complexes pour le From:

2008-09-19T12:21:03Z

mairix

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	{		{
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	mairixresult=\|grep -i "^subject: mairix"\|cut --characters 17-\|xargs mairix		mairixresult=\|grep -i "^subject: mairix"\|cut --characters 17-\|xargs mairix 2>&1

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2008-09-19T09:34:02Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:34, 19 September 2008
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	* !^X-Loop: mairix-results		* !^X-Loop: mairix-results
	{		{
	:0 c		:0
	mairixresult=\|grep -i "^subject: mairix"\|cut --characters 17-\|xargs mairix		mairixresult=\|grep -i "^subject: mairix"\|cut --characters 17-\|xargs mairix

2008-09-19T09:33:47Z

mairix

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:33, 19 September 2008
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	Pour une utilisation plus conviviale vous pouvez ajouter ceci dans votre [[Procmail\|procmailrc]], vous pourrez alors simplement taper votre commande mairix dans la Subject line (évitez le mode indexing...) et recevrez en réponse la sortie de mairix		Pour une utilisation plus conviviale vous pouvez ajouter ceci dans votre [[Procmail\|procmailrc]], vous pourrez alors simplement taper votre commande mairix dans la Subject line (évitez le mode indexing...) et recevrez en réponse la sortie de mairix
			# Make sure you've this line at top of the file:
			SHELL=/bin/bash

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	* ^Subject: mairix		* ^Subject: mairix

2008-09-18T22:19:24Z

Global script for cron

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 ===Global script for cron===
-This can be called by cron e.g. every day.
+This can be called by cron e.g. every day with fast indexing and every week or month with slow indexing.
 <br>This will seek in every homedir for ~/.mairixrc and execute mairix for those users.
- #! /bin/sh
+#! /bin/sh
- [ -x /usr/bin/mairix ] || exit 0
+[ -x /usr/bin/mairix ] || exit 0
 ==lbdb==

2008-09-18T20:57:42Z

Global script for cron

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	# For every existing user who has his homedir under /home and has a ~/.mairixrc		# For every existing user who has his homedir under /home and has a ~/.mairixrc
	for i in $(cut -f6 -d: /etc/passwd\|grep /home);		for i in $(/usr/bin/cut -f6 -d: /etc/passwd\|grep /home);
	do		do
	if [ -e $i/.mairixrc ];		if [ -e $i/.mairixrc ];
	then		then
	# Run mairix in his name		# Run mairix in his name
	su - $(basename $i) -c "nice -n19 mairix"		su - $(basename $i) -c "/usr/bin/nice -n19 /usr/bin/mairix"
	fi;		fi;
	done		done