areray(_at_)io(_dot_)com (Rocket Ray) wrote:
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"for name removal information" in any header except Subject = spam.
How would you write a condition like that, i.e., if that phrase is the
Subject:, that's okay, but /dev/null the mail if it's in any other
header?
:0:
* for name removal information
* ! ^Subject:.* for name removal information
spam-mail
Is pretty good. It fails for the text both in the subject and in the
other headers. A scoring recipe could fix that, here is my untested
guess at what such a recipe might look like:
:0:
* 4^1 for name removal information
* -2^1 ! ^Subject:.* for name removal information
spam-mail
I've only recently been thinking of using scoring recipes.
Elijah
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prove to you my mail is not spam, if mail to you bounces it will not be resent.