berlin@bu-cs.BU.EDU (David K. Fickes) (03/16/88)
I handle several hundred messages a month and would like to have a mailer log my messages to files by the name of the recipient for instance: I file incoming messages based on the userid of the person sending the message to me.. for instance all of the "significant" mail I've sent to foo@bar is store in a file "foo" ... If I send a message to foo@bar I'd like it to be logged in the file "foo" rather than the current "log". \ This way the file "foo" will contain an entire correspondence selection between me and foo.... Any ideas? thanks, david -- ============================================================================== David K. Fickes Center for Einstein Studies/Einstein Papers Project UUCP: ...harvard!bu-it!berlin Boston University BITNET: clx95on@bostonu 745 Commonwealth Avenue PHONE: (617) 353-9249 (617) 277-9741 Boston, MA 02215
taylor@hplabs.HP.COM (Dave Taylor) (03/16/88)
David Fickes asks for a mailer that saves outbound mail intelligently: > I file incoming messages based on the [senders] userid ... > > If I send a message to [that user] I'd like it to be logged in > [my folder for them] rather than the current "log". Well, by no suprising coincidence, the Elm Mail System has supported just such a feature for quite a while now. Check it out. (See the comp.sources.unix archives, or wait until 2.0 is released (?)) -- Dave Taylor