full-disclosure - filtering subscribers with procmail (was: Has Verisign time arrived ?)

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Message-ID: <20031006154407.GA17445@pirispons.net>
From: fulldisclosure at pirispons.net (Kiko Piris)
Subject: filtering subscribers with procmail (was: Has Verisign time arrived ?)

On 06/10/2003 at 07:47, Gregory A. Gilliss wrote:

> (except for that post about filtering list subscribers - is that a
> procmail filter and can I have a copy?)

I have more or less this rule in my .procmailrc (I got it from a
colleague):

---8<---
:0
* ^X-BeenThere: .*full-disclosure@...ts\.netsys\.com
* ? formail -x"From:" -x"From" -x"Sender:" | egrep -is -f $HOME/mutt/blacklist.fd
/dev/null
--->8---

Then you can put the addresses you do not want to read in
~/mutt/blacklist.fd (one address per line).

BUT, be careful to do not put an empty line in the blacklist file, if so
it will "eat" all the messages.

-- 
Kiko