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Philip Mak <pmak(_at_)animeglobe(_dot_)com> writes:
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^From:.*(@korsin\.com|cpa(_at_)optmails\(_dot_)com|hpcaller9800(_at_)yahoo\(_dot_)com|girls\(_dot_)4u(_at_)yahoo\(_dot_)com|sales(_at_)lmcomp\(_dot_)com|letters(_at_)amoureux\(_dot_)com)
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| It'll become something ugly like that, and that's only 6 addresses being
| blocked. I'd rather be able to put those in a file or something and use
| some stock procmailrc code that reads from the killfile.
I'm using the following:
In my .procmailrc
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MASS_MAILERS=`cat .mass-mailers`
:0
* !^FROM_DAEMON
* $ ^X-Mailer: $MASS_MAILERS
.spammers
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And the contents of .mass-mailers is:
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(\
Achi-Kochi Mail|\
Direct Email|\
IM200[01]|\
DM Mailer|\
Douhou(_at_)Mail|\
Ghost Mail|\
A-1 Mail SOHO Ver.*INGRAM|\
redspider|\
Mailtouch|\
Netpion Messaging Server|\
Advanced Mass Sender|\
Way-SERIES Mailer|\
AdamYu|\
QuickSender|\
mailer\
)
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Caveat. You must be careful. There must be a maximum size for variables.
I'm very very novice user of procmail, so there must be more elegant
solutions than this.
Best Regards,
IKEDA Shigeru
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