On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 the voices made fleet(_at_)teachout(_dot_)org write:
I get very little BCC'd mail; but thanks for reminding me. The one I
*did* get a week or so ago *did* show up in my spam box. So it was a
"false positive." I'd completely forgotten about it. I could fix that, I
suppose, with another white list of "trusted" correspondents; but having
to do that would really irritate me! :)
I really don't know how to handle BCC'd mail. Any suggestions?
Yeah, autowhitelist everyone you send an e-mail to.
If you control the server you might want to use procmail for your outgoing
e-mails, otherwise simply Bcc yourself and let procmail deal with it as a
normal incoming e-mail.
BUT... even though these autowhitelists might save a lot of those Bcc's from
being classified as spam it won't catch all of them, so filtering based on ^TO_
is a bad(ish) idea.
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