From: Leo Laursen <l.laursen@...1.stofanet.dk>
Date: 2001-12-07T23:38:29+09:00
Subject: [ruby-talk:27811] Re: New RubyGarden Poll - this one affects us all :)

Den  5-12 2001 kl. 11:48:59 +0900, skrev Paul Brannan:

> > :0hf:
> > * ^Subject: *\[ruby-talk:[0-9]*\]
> > | perl -n -e -p 's/^Subject:\s*(\[ruby-talk:\d+\])\s *(.*)/Subject: \2\nX-Ruby-Talk-ID: \1/i'

> Oops, I swapped the -e and the -p here in my haste.  If you use this
> filter, then please be sure to use "perl -n -p -e"!

> Good thing I followed the directions in the procmailex manpage and saved
> backup copies of all my email. :)

I don't know perl, as a matter of fact I'm totally new to
programming so i use this familiar style:

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# Ruby-talk <ruby-talk@ruby.lang.org>
:0
* ^Subject:.*\[ruby-talk:[0-9]+\]\/(.*) 
{
    :0 fwh
    | formail -i "Subject: $MATCH"

    :0
    ruby/
}
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Leo
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