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Subject: Easy PROCMAIL Config generation.
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One of the ISPs we have set up has been asking for a script to help their 
users automatically handle their incoming domain mail through a simpler 
method than directly writing procmailrc files.

Anyone know of a tool that does this?

Thanks,

-Jerry.