#
#  ".procmailrc" (procmail control file), template
#  for general use on Alcor.  Anne Bennett, 2002/11/05
#
#  The name of this file will probably be
#       ~/.procmail/Main
#  where "~" is your home directory.
#
# Lines that begin with "#" are not used by procmail:
# they are "comments".  Blank lines are ignored by 
# procmail.  The other lines control procmail's actions.


# ------------ general definitions ---------------------

# Setting the SHELL envariable explicitly is needed for 
# menushell users, since menushell is not a "command shell".
# Change this only if you know what you are doing.
SHELL=/local/paths/tcsh

# Your main e-mail address; don't change this.
ME=$LOGNAME@alcor.concordia.ca

# No biffing.
# You can set this to "yes" if you like to have incoming
# mail notification for all messages;  some folks get so
# much mail that they turn off general biffing and cause
# a notification explicitly for those few messages that
# are likely to be important; see "beeping" below for a
# much nicer "beeper".
COMSAT=no

# Go to and set the procmail directory. No change needed.
MAILDIR=$HOME/.procmail

# Where Pine mail will be filed.  No change needed.
PINEDIR=$HOME/mail

# Where MH mail will be filed.  No change needed.
# (You may never use this if you don't use MH, but it 
#  won't harm anything.)
MHDIR=$HOME/Mail

# Where to find your mail signature.  You may need to change
# this: make sure you make this point to your sigfile.
SIGFILE=$HOME/.signature

# Procmail logging.
# Leave these off for regular operation, but remove the 
# comment ("#") character when you are testing, so you can 
# see in the log file exactly what happens.  If you decide 
# to leave any logging on, put in a cron job to rotate the
# log file, else you'll run over your disk quota!
#
#LOGFILE=$MAILDIR/LOG
#LOGABSTRACT=all
#VERBOSE=yes



# ------------ fancy processing ------------------------

# System-wide spam-catcher.  
# If you want procmail to catch e-mail from known spammers,
# removed the comment ("#") character from the line "spam/tag"
# below.  You must enable "spam/tag" to before you enable any of the
# other spam files below.
#
#INCLUDERC=/local/etc/procmail/spam/tag
#
# "spam/tag-radical" casts a much broader net; there is a possibility
# that it will tag non-spam mail if any is sent from "bad" sites.
# Enable this at your own risk.
#
#INCLUDERC=/local/etc/procmail/spam/tag-radical
#
# "spam/tag-agis" implements the "Internet Death Penalty" against
# the service provider AGIS, which hosts well-known spammers.
# However, some innocents also get connectivity from AGIS, so 
# if you enable this, you are almost guaranteed to reject some
# non-spam mail.  Be very sure you know what you are doing if
# you enable this one.
#
#INCLUDERC=/local/etc/procmail/spam/tag-agis
#
# "spam/tag-contents" filters mail based on the presence of
# certain sentence fragments in the subject line and message
# body.  It is possible that it will catch some non-spam mail.
#
#INCLUDERC=/local/etc/procmail/spam/tag-contents
#
# If you want a complaint to be sent automatically to the spammer, 
# de-comment the "spam/reply" line.
#
#INCLUDERC=/local/etc/procmail/spam/reply
#
# Finally, if you want to never see the spam, de-comment "spam/delete".
#
#INCLUDERC=/local/etc/procmail/spam/delete
#
# If you don't want to delete it outright, but would rather just file
# it in a separate folder, you can do something like the following,
# by de-commenting these three lines instead of "spam/delete" above:
#
#:0 H :
#* $ ^$trash_header
#$PINEDIR/spamfolder


# Personal jerk-catcher.
# This file is for getting rid of annoying jerks.  Please
# obtain the "jerks" file from the Alcor Web site, and install
# it according to the instructions.  Edit it so it will catch
# mail from the people who are annoying you.  Then, turn on
# your new jerk-catcher by "de-commenting" the line below.
#
#INCLUDERC=jerks


# ------------ university-wide spam tagging ------------

# To refile messages tagged by the university-wide spam identification
# system, "de-comment" (remove the leading "#" from) the lines below:

#:0:
#* ^X-CU-Spam:
#$PINEDIR/spam

# If you are an anti-spam guinea-pig, then "de-comment" these lines as
# well to refile messages tagged by the software under test:

#:0:
#* ^X-CU-Test-Spam:
#$PINEDIR/test-spam

# To refile messages tagged by SpamAssassin spam score, "de-comment"
# (remove the leading "#" from) the lines below:

#:0:
#* ^X-CU-Score-Spam:
#$PINEDIR/score-spam

# To refile messages tagged as coming from a spam source listed by a
# DNSBL, "de-comment" (remove the leading "#" from) the lines below:

#:0:
#* ^X-CU-DNSBL:
#$PINEDIR/dnsbl

# ------------ more fancy processing -------------------

# If you write or obtain some more nifty mail processing
# stuff, put the recipes in a file in your ".procmail"
# directory, and include it here, by replacing "yourfile"
# with the name of the file, and de-commenting the line.
# You can have as many "INCLUDERC=" lines as you like.
#
#INCLUDERC=yourfile


# ------------ vacation processing ---------------------

# This section is designed to answer your mail when you
# are away.  To use it, you must first prepare your reply
# message ".vacation.msg" on your home directory, and
# initialize the "vacation database" by invoking the
# command "vacation -I".  See the "vacation" man page and
# the Alcor Web pages for more information.  Once you have
# done all this, you can uncomment the two lines below:
#
#:0 c
#| /usr/ucb/vacation $LOGNAME


# ------------ default case ----------------------------

# Beeping (incoming mail notification).
# If you have COMSAT=no above, you may want to enable
# beeping for messages which were not automatically processed.
# If so, de-comment this line:
#
#INCLUDERC=/local/etc/procmail/util/beep.no-test

# Since this user prefers to use Eudora or Pine when possible, 
# send remaining mail to the usual mailbox.  Remember to use 
# a colon after the zero to force procmail to use a lockfile 
# when writing to the mailbox.  You probably won't need to 
# change this.  If you use the MH mailer, you might replace
# "$DEFAULT" below by a pipe calling "rcvstore".
#
:0 :
$DEFAULT