Splitting and procmail

[Jonas Steverud <d4jonas@dtek.chalmers.se>]

I have mail-source set to '((directory :path "~/Mail" :suffix "")) and
is using procmail to filter my email.

A quick test with nnmail-split-methods gave that splitting is not used
when the source is directory. I used the following test:

:0:
* ^Subject: splittest 1
Splittest1

:0:
* ^Subject: splittest 2
Splittest2

(setq nnmail-split-methods
      (list
       '("Splittest2" "^Subject: splittest 1")
       '("Splittest1" "^Subject: splittest 2")
       '("Mainmailbox" "")
       ))

All mail turned up according to the Procmail-rules.

So, my question is now: Mail splitting cannot be used togeather with
procmail, right?

My idea was to use mail splitting (maybe the fancy one too) and have
procmail do the spam filtering. I.e all mail except for spam are
placed in Mainmailbox and all spam are placed in Spam. Mainmailbox
should be splitted but the Spam box should not.

Possible or are there a better solution?

I have fairly nice spam filtering in my procmail and I don't want to
rewrite it as splitting rules (takes too much time). I am also
planning to start using Spamassassin (the spam.el seems interesting, I
really like the idea with using BBDB as a whitelist since I consider
all mails from MSN, Hotmail, Yahoo et al as spam) so I seems to need
procmail however I do.

Or does someone have a script that converts a procmailrc to a
split rule(s)? ;-)


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