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gurgitate-mail

Gurgitate-mail is my mail filter. It has two major features going for it:

It’s small and easy to use,
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I have to admit, it was originally inspired by elm’s old “filter” program, which also had rules link building service files with human-readable syntax.

The latest version of gurgitate-mail is 1.10.0, which adds support for MH mailboxes (claws-mail users, rejoice).cassette player

Download gurgitate-mail 1.10.0

Or you can read the Manual or the RDoc documentation

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Mon, 23 Apr 2012 10:12:59 Z

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Teambuilding

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dagbrown

Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:58:20 Z

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And anyone gets to edit it! That’s how wikis work after all.

Examples

Wed, 18 Jun 2008 05:33:03 Z

Quick rules.

Due to a proliferation of filter rules at work, I wrote a bit of code to let me use abbreviated quick rules, stored in a YAML file.

Twitter posting

This one was surprisingly easy to do.

twitterusername="(your twitter username)"
twitterpassword="(your twitter password)"

if headers["From"] =~ /(authorized sender)/
    log "Posting \"#{body.chomp}\" to twitter"
    require "uri"
    require "net/http"

    uri = URI.parse("http://#{twitterusername}@#{twitterpassword}@twitter.com/statuses/update.xml")
    res = Net::HTTP.post_form(uri, :status => body.chomp)
    return
end

For (your twitter username) and (your twitter password), subsitute the obvious. For (authorized sender), put in an email address which you’re allowing to update twitter from (the address of your cell phone for example).

quick rules

Wed, 18 Jun 2008 05:25:24 Z

Here’s a gurgitate-rules snippet to load up and run the quick rules:

quickrules = YAML.load(File.read(File.join(ENV["HOME"],
                                           ".gurgitate-quick-rules.yml")))


quickrules.each do |rule|
    conditions = rule["if"]
    actions    = rule["then"] || {}
    matches    = 0

    conditions.each do |type, match|
        match = Regexp.new(match)

        matches += 1 if case type
        when "to"
            headers["To"]      =~ match or headers["Cc"] =~ match
        when "from"
            headers["From"]    =~ match
        when "subject"
            headers["Subject"] =~ match
        when /[A-Z].*/
            headers[type]      =~ match
        end
    end

    if matches == conditions.length then
        actions.each do |type, action|
            case type
            when "forward"
                forward action
                log "Forwarded mail to #{action}"
            when "mailbox"
                save action
                log "Saved mail to #{action}"
            when 'log'
                log "Quick rules: #{action}"
            end
        end
        return
    end
end

And here’s what the quick rules look like:

---

	Mail from example.com goes into the “example” mailbox

- if:   { From: example.com }

  then: { mailbox: =example }
	Mail to example-users@example.net goes into the “example-users” mailbox

- if:   { To: example-users@example.net }

  then: { mailbox: =example-users }
	Mail with a virus gets discarded

- if:   { “X-Amavis-Alert”: INFECTED }

  then: { log: Discarding virus }  # logging is actually optional
	Sysadmin special: nagios CRITICAL alerts go to a pager

- if:   { from: nagios@example.org, subject: “PROBLEM.*CRITICAL” }

  then: { mailbox =nagio, forward: pager@example.org }