I don't know. But the following still works for me:
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* ^From.*aol\.com
* !^Message-id:.*aol\.com
/dev/null
It does not appear to require a space between the ! and ^ symbols. Most
spammers who forge AOL From lines do not forge AOL message ID's. However,
I believe spam forged in AOL's name will disappear in a few months due to
the ferocity of AOL's sharks. They have been very good at winning law
suits against spammers.
Uh, I meant to use the more proper term of "lawyer" rather than "shark".
Yeah, sure I did.
Felix
ftilley(_at_)goodnet(_dot_)com
Tucson, AZ
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In response to that "corrected" faked aol address filter (David Hunt?)
what if the email address comes in as:
From: Your Best Friend! <blahblah(_at_)aol(_dot_)com>
would a ".?" before the word boundary do it?