#----Likely to be Spam!---
:0: $PMDIR/spam.lock
* !^TObyte-sized
* ! ?grep -s `formail -x 'From '` notspam.txt
! my_spam(_at_)hotmail(_dot_)com
I have a much less elegant solution, but it seems to work for me.
Sean's is probably better, but here's mine anyway:
:0 hWc: list.known.good.swp
| formail -rtzxto: | grep -if list.known.good > /dev/null
:0a:
$DEFAULT
This says that if sender is in the whitelist, let the mail in. I
spam-file or toss stuff later on in the rc file. My list.known.good
file has entries in the form
username(_at_)isp\(_dot_)net
I don't put '$' at the end although I probably should; escaping the '.'
characters is close enough for me, at least for the time being. Also,
someone (Philip I think) suggested that I remove 't' from the formail
flags.
well, it's a starting point anyway...
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