Procmail recipies

[Robert Meyer]

Guys, rather than trying to do all of the parsing and mangling yourself, why
not just install spamassassin?  It uses procmail to put suspected spam in
separate folders that you can tag and delete in one whack.

Cheers!

Bob
--- michael.phillips at michaelphillipsnet.com wrote:
> Quoting hawkwynd <hawkwynd at adelphia.net>:
> > 1. Filtering incoherently written bodies. Sometimes you get a spam from
> > somewhere that has garbled words in no apparent meaning or order. How can
> > I filter for that?
> 
> I was recieveing e-mail like that.  I went and look at the e-mail's headers
> and
> found a common link to all of them.  This is the recipe that I came up with:
> 
> :0:
> * ^Content-type: text/html; charset=(euc-kr|ks_c_5601-1987)
> trash
>  
> > 2. I'd like to create a blacklist of domains where I want to be able to
> > read from a file, and filter from the list in the file. I saw a recipe out
> > there once, lost it when I re-formatted, and didn't back it up (Doh!)
> 
> You will need to find an external program to procmail recipes.
> 
> Michael


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