Don't use explicit rules for list matching - I use the following
which automatically catch any list and is maintainance free.

:0:
* ^x-mailing-list:([^ ]*\/\<.*)
`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e 's/.*://'`

:0:
* ^list-post:([^ ]*\/\<.*)
`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e 's/.*://'`

#* ^(list-id|resent-to):([^ ]*\/\<.*) removed the resent-to cause mutt sends bounce with this
:0:
* ^(list-id):([^ ]*\/\<.*)
`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e 's/.*://'`

:0:
* ^Sender:.*owner-(\/.*)
`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e 's/.*://'`

:0:
* ^Delivered-To:.*mailing list.*(\<\/.*)
`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e 's/.*://'`

:0:
* ^list-post:([^ ]*\/\<.*)
`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e 's/.*://'`

:0:
* ^Mailing-list:([^ ]*\/\<.*)
`echo $MATCH|sed -e 's/[\.>].*//g' -e 's/.*[ <]//' -e 's/.*://'`

Simon J Mudd said:
> philRedbrick.DCU.IE (Philip Reynolds) writes:
>
> > This mailing list always adds a "Delivered-To:" header, pointing to
> > the list.
> >
> > My procmail rule (and it hasn't let 1 mail by yet) is:
> >
> > :0 :.postfix-users
> > * ^Delivered-To: .*postfix-users*
> > $mail/postfix-users
>
> Probably better to check by sender, which is what I do (piping into news):
>
> :0
> * ^Sender: owner-postfix-userspostfix.org
> | $MAILPOST list.postfix-users
>
> Simon
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> Simon J Mudd, Postfix RPM Packager, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
> email: sjmuddpobox.com, Tel: +31-627-592 627

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Eric Smith

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