Using procmail to set tags

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+From: Robert Horn <rjhorn@alum.mit.edu>\r
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+Subject: Using procmail to set tags\r
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+Is it practical (and has anyone documented) using a procmail setup to\r
+set initial tags for messages using notmuch?\r
+\r
+I've just started using emacs-notmuch to read mail, and I'm using a\r
+system where I have procmail filters to bin mail by category into\r
+folders.  I can continue this using folder:value for searching, but one\r
+reason notmuch interests me is the potential to do more.\r
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+It's practical for me to assign potentially overlapping tags with a more\r
+sophisticated procmail setup.  Notmuch tags enable having multiple tags\r
+on one email.\r
+\r
+I don't know enough about the procmail/notmuch process to see just how\r
+to make this happen.  I'm hoping that someone has already done something\r
+similar.\r
+\r
+R Horn\r
+rjhorn@alum.mit.edu\r
+\r