You'd check for X-Advertisement, the same way you would check for any
header,
:0
* ^X-Advertisement
folder
If you're trying to filter out spam, you may also want to filter X-UIDL
headers
:0
* ^(X-Advertisement|X-UIDL)
/dev/null/
-Aaron Dougherty
Sim Master
Star Wars Simulation
mailto:webmaster(_at_)swsim(_dot_)com
http://www.swsim.com
On Wed, 17 Sep 1997, Chuck Campbell wrote:
How does one go about catching X-Advertisement: headers in an email?
My use is strictly related to TO and FROM recipies at this point in
time. Do the TO and FROM recipies scan all headers for an arbitrary string?
Feel free to just point me at the appropriate document. All I've found
at my ISP so far is the example procmailrc man page.
thanks,
-chuck
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