If I am going to convert to either Pine, Mutt, or anything else.  What 
mailbox format do they use?  Do they also use Mbox (would be an easy convert) 
or will I have to write a script?

On Saturday 30 June 2001  2:01 am, you wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 30, 2001 at 01:42:29AM -0500, Jay Kline wrote:
> > I am in search of a decent mail client.  So far, the best I have found
> > has been KMail. It seems to have everything in I want in a client, but I
> > do have one problem with it: the rules.  Perhaps I am the only one out
> > there doing something as strange as this, but here is my setup:
> >
> > * I have jay at iexposure.com which is my work account.  I want that to have
> > its own inbox, and be able to set the identity to incoming mail (not a
> > problem) * I have slushpupie at iexposure.com which is my personal account. 
> > I also want this to have its own inbox, etc (same as the other one, not a
> > problem) * I have jay at tarsk.com for administriation of some specific
> > sites, same deal * I have my own domain name slushpupie.com and have all
> > mail going to one account on it (ie you can send mail to
> > asdf at slushpupie.com and I will get it). I want to use filters to sort out
> > where all this mail belongs.  So if it comes in as list at slushpupie.com it
> > sets the identity to list at slushpupie.com and if it has [TCLUG] in the
> > subject, it puts it in the TCLUG folder.
> >
> > I have all the rules set up for this, but they dont work real well.  Does
> > anyone know if I can make this happen with Kmail?  Or does anyone have a
> > suggestion for a better mail client?
>
> Two words: mutt + procmail
>
> florin

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