Mutt - grouping emails from mailing list

[Dralnu]

Anyone know of a way to group emails from mailing list, either in diffrent folders in $HOME, or in how mutt displays them, as well as display which list they are from?
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[cynric]

I don't use mutt (yet), but in reading some stuff hoping to migrate I ran across Gentoo's Guide to mutt which answers how to sort mails into different folders. As for how mutt displays them, I'm pretty sure you can color and add your own, custom flag for mail items. This is done in the .muttrc file (as opposed to procmail for the sorting above). This link may be of help with regards to that: http://linuxbrit.co.uk/mutt/

Hopefully that helps some.
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[Dralnu]

I'll look at that tomorrow. Thanks.
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[gentuse]

Can you use procmail? Here's a rule the will group incoming messages by mailing list:

[Dralnu]

[adsmith]

what exactly do you want to do?

If you just want to save all mail from a certain list to a certain mailbox, something like this should do

[Dralnu]

Well, I'd like 1 of 2 things. Either I'd like it to group the emails by the "To:/From:" Fields, and later on into the account I grabed them from. This is what I would prefer, as well as listing the mailing list they are from (iunstead of the person who sent it), or maybe throwing them into a diffrent mailbox, but I'm still not sure on that one.

I tried the prior snippet of code
gentuse posted, and I've lost a few emails because of it, and really don't know why. I uncommented it from my procmailrc.

I've never dealt with diffrent mailboxes before, either (I currently only have the one in /var/spool/mail and a Mail dir in my homedir).
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[adsmith]

All you want to do is list them together in the inbox? Well, this is automatically done by mutt's superb thread detection and custom ordering.
(hit "o" in the menu, or look up order in "man muttrc")

[Dralnu]

I messed around some with the way it sorts stuff, but it seemed to not like the idea of grouping + threading. I'll look more into that in a little while.
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