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1. #Os x mail run rules for mac os x#
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3. #Os x mail run rules series#
4. #Os x mail run rules download#

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It could be a series of 10 characters and numbers, or anything else you define. It doesn't have to be a series of five numbers.

#Os x mail run rules code#

You should change this code to your own unique code, which can really be anything you want. This code is specified in the first line of the script as 12345.

For this reason, this script will only process messages whose subject begins with Automator Workflow, followed by a security code. If the workflow is found, the script runs it.įor security reasons, you'll want to be careful about when workflows can be run by Mail. If no workflow is found, the script stops and does nothing. The script looks in the ~/Library/Workflows/Mail Rules folder for a workflow that matches the extracted name.For each message, the script retrieves the subject of the message and extracts the name of a workflow to be run. The script loops through any messages that are passed to it by the rule.If this folder can't be found, then the script stops and does nothing. First, the script locates the ~/Library/Workflows/Mail Rules folder.

In case you're not familiar with AppleScript, let's go over what this script will do when run by a Mail rule (we'll discuss configuring a Mail rule shortly):

#Os x mail run rules download#

If you prefer not to enter the script manually, you can download it from a link provided at the end of this article. Return quoted form of POSIX path of theCurrentWorkflowPath If (item theCurrentWorkflowPath exists) = false then return false Set theCurrentWorkflowPath to theWorkflowFolder & theWorkflowName & ".workflow" Set theWorkflowName to text ((offset of "-" in theSubject) + 2) thru -1 of theSubject If theSubject does not start with "Automator Workflow " & theSecurit圜ode & " - " then return false On getWorkflow(theSubject, theWorkflowFolder) Tell application "Mail" to return subject of aMessage If (folder theWorkflowFolder exists) = false then return false Set theWorkflowFolder to theLibraryFolder & "Workflows:Mail Rules:" Set theLibraryFolder to path to library folder from user domain as string If theWorkflow is not equal to false then do shell script "automator " & theWorkflow Set theWorkflow to getWorkflow(theSubject, theWorkflowFolder) Set theSubject to getMessageSubject(aMessage) Set theWorkflowFolder to getWorkflowFolder() On perform mail action with messages theMessages

#Os x mail run rules for mac os x#

Automator for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard: Visual QuickStart Guide