Short writeup on ifile

>> On 28 Oct 2002 17:28:56 +0100, 
>> "Clemens Fischer" <[email protected]> said:

C>   # local spam.
C>   (
C>       cd 00-SPAM-MESSAGES/misc
C>       list=`/bin/ls -d [0-9]* | sort -n`
C>       readmail 3 spam $list
C>   )

C> you don't need the sorting here, do you?  your files even have leading
C> zeros in their names, so you might as well say: "readmail 3 spam *" and
C> leave out the "list=..." part entirely.  if i got your setup right, you
C> might even be more precise saying "readmail 3 spam ???".

   The individual mail messages are three-digit numbers, but the
   directories holding them are 1- or 2-digits, and they're not the only
   things in the top-level directory.  I don't really *need* the sorting,
   but I do have to look for purely numeric directory names.

C>  70  :0 HBD
C>  71  * -10^1 Subject:
C>  72  *   1^1 =[0-9A-F][0-9A-F]=[0-9A-F][0-9A-F]

C> you don't have any european friends, right?  :)

   Umm, right.  Oops...

C> these rules would catch non-ASCII from roman, european countries as
C> well.

   I found it at http://www.vex.net/~wadialix/email/chinese/index.html

C> better than this is a rule like:

C>   :0HB
C>   * 1^0 ^Subject:( *Adv:)|.*(±¤°í)|.*(±¤ °í)
C>   * 1^0 ^Content-Type:.*charset.*(euc-kr|big5|ks_c_5601-1987|ISO-2022-KR)
C>   $DEVNULL

   I'll give this one a try, see what happens.

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