Re: Spammish?

On Sun, 16 Feb 2003, Alan Clifford wrote:

> I have this to add headers into the spam emails:
>
> # remove the variable
> SPAMREASON
This just resets the variable to [empty]?

> # sardine mail - usenet name
> :0
> * ^TO_sardines(_at_)purse-seine\(_dot_)net
> {
>   nl
>   nl=${SPAMREASON+"$NL"}
>   SPAMREASON="${SPAMREASON}${nl}${SPAMREASON_HEADER}To sardines"
> }
>
> then:
>
> # Add reason headers and deliver spam
> :0
> * ! SPAMREASON ?? ^^^^
> {
>   # Add the spam reason headers
>   :0 fhw
>   | formail -A "${SPAMREASON}"
>
>   # deliver
>   :0:
>   IN.zzzz.spam
> }
>
>
> I end up with new headers in the email, such as:
>
> X-Mundungus-Spam-Reason: undisclosed recip
> X-Mundungus-Spam-Reason: mailix Id, no smtp
> X-Mundungus-Spam-Reason: suspect mailix message Id
I may get to this point.  At the moment, I'm just trying to identify spam
and determine if my recipes are effective (and how effective).  I'm still
not sure I understand why it's important to know that a message has been
identified as spam for four different reasons.

Thanks for the input.

                                - fleet -


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