Hi Christian,
you wrote on Thu, May 20 1999:
[no courtesy-copies, please]
>It is quite simple, and I was wondering if this is "common knowledge",
I also came up with kind of the same idea some time ago and also
wondered, whether this would be common knowledge, since it was so
easy.
>if
> $header_to: does not contain "my_account@???" and
> $header_to: does not contain "@localhost" and
> $header_cc: does not contain "my_account@???" and
> $header_bcc:does not contain "my_account@???" and
>then
> save /home/my_account/Mail/possible_spam
>endif
I found out, that a more simple approach also gets the job done:
if
$header_To: does not match "@(thebetteros|ntrulez)\.oche\.de"
then
testprint "Spam: $header_To:"
save $home/mail/spam
finish
endif
>The only thing to be aware of is to place it AFTER filters dealing
>with mailing lists, or all those will en up as possible spam as well.
This is indeed very important, since I don't like courtesy-copies,
those also end up in mailbox spam.
Kind regards Frederick
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