dovecot - Nov 2005 - What's the best way to do this?

Michael Segel wrote:
> My biggest problem is that I have a blackberry and I don't 
> want to get interrupted for non-critical e-mail. 
Well, this is one argument against the Crackberry... ;)

What I did for the company President here is write a small filter 
program which refuses to forward any message to the Blackberry account 
over a certain size.  Of course, it was easy because we are running 
qmail/vpopmail and I only had to drop a line into his .qmail file.  YMMV 
if you are using something else (especially if you have allowed your 
systems to become infected by Exchange/Bloatberry servers)... <ouch>

John

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John Peacock
Director of Information Research and Technology
Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group
4501 Forbes Boulevard
Suite H
Lanham, MD  20706
301-459-3366 x.5010
fax 301-429-5748

Hi,

Got a situation where I have a couple of mailing list subscriptions as well as 
system generated e-mails from my clients' computers sending me warning 
messages. (Along with my normal load of personal e-mail).

Does it make sense to set up virtual mailboxes (maildirs) one for each mailing 
list or group? Then using an IMAP client to subscribed only to the lists that 
I *want* to read? My biggest problem is that I have a blackberry and I don't
want to get interrupted for non-critical e-mail. 

Or is there a better solution?

TIA!

-Mikey

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Michael Segel
Principal 
MSCC
312 952- 8175 [M]