Autor: Odhiambo Washington Data: Para: exim-users CC: mallet, marc Assunto: Re: [Exim] Re: Feeding email back through the system
* Suresh Ramasubramanian <mallet@???> [20011008 18:24]: writing on the subject '[Exim] Re: Feeding email back through the system' | -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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| +++ Marc Perkel [exim-users] <08/10/01 08:20 -0700>:
| > Suppose i set up a spam filter that saved spam to a file:
| > save /var/mail/spam
| > Then - I look at the file and find non-spam messages in it ... how can I
| > take the spam file and stuff it back into the system for another
| > delivery atempt? Can this be done?
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| 'bounce' it back to your user using pine / mutt / elm or whatever you are
| using to read /var/mail/spam.
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Use a MUA like mutt which will allow you to save the message individually
mutt -f /var/mail/spam
#There is a message for mallet@??? and it betters passes, so
save it to a name using 's', then
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