On Thu, Jul 05, 2001 at 08:09:01PM +0000, Pollywog wrote:
That is why I like Junkfilter. Junkfilter can tag the suspected spam,
simply tag it, and then you can remove that based on the specific
"X-Spammer:" tag. Some of the tags are always spam, while others are
sometimes spam and sometimes legitimate e-mail.
Spambouncer can do the same thing. It's documentation specifically explains
how to do this, for users who POP their mail rather than use IMAP or local
folders. The person in question specifically mentioned simply dropping mail
tagged by SB as spam, rather than examining it first.
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Every man should know how to make at least one drink from a foreign country,
preferably one taught to him by a local female with whom he has had a
complicated, unresolved, and quite possibly dangerous dalliance.
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