On Mon, 23 Feb 1998, Felix Tilley wrote:
Will the recipe below delete mail from spammers of the form:
"joe" <123456(_at_)spamhaus(_dot_)com>
:0
* ^From:.*<[0-9]+@
/dev/null
junkfilter includes the following rule:
* ()\/^From:.*\<([a-z]?[0-9]+@|@[0-9]+\.com)
* !^From:.*@(1776|2600)\.com
It allows for a single letter, if present, then a string of numbers
until an @ sign, OR for anything up to @, then a domain name consisting
of a string of numbers followed by .com.
Since there are some domains made up of just numbers (e.g. 2600.com), an
exceptions list must be made. Annoying, yes, but probably worth it.
GReg
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