The following procmail cookie will stick all linux-kernel digests into
"linux-kernel" and formail splits the messages up for you automagically:
.procmailrc:
:0:
* ^TOlinux-kernel
| formail +1 -dns >>linux-kernel
-snip---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Mutt, as a mailer, has real nice features in regards to numerous mail folders
and letting you know when there is new mail in them.
ftp.cs.hmc.edu:/pub/me/mutt
.muttrc:
mailboxes +linux-kernel +linux-lmp +linux-msdos +texasflood +redhat-announce +re
dhat-mustang
-snip---------------------------------------------------------------------------
So whenever I get mail in any of those, mutt lets me know and I just read them
like normal messages.
Sorry if this is 'too elementary' or 'offtopic' for them.. a lot of people
wanted to know and it really does come in handy once you start playing with
procmail and friends.
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