From: Martin McCarthy <marty(_at_)ancient-scotland(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk>
Maybe the appropriate thing would be
a recipe that catches messages with a subject that contains no
lower-case letters and at least one upper-case letter? In which case
something like:
:0 D:
* ^[Ss][Uu][Bb][Jj][Ee][Cc][Tt]:[^a-z]*[A-Z][^a-z]*$
allcaps
should do the job.
I took the question to mean that he wants to ID spam that
comes in as the last two of my daily fortyish just did:
DING! ulysium:~/Mail> Mail -f /usr/tmp/myspam
Mail $Revision: 4.2.4.2 $ Type ? for help.
"/usr/tmp/myspam": 2 messages 2 new
1 k17376(_at_)topmail(_dot_)d Wed Jan 9 08:03 89/3603 "GETTING AN
EDUCATION WITHOU"
2 k17376(_at_)topmail(_dot_)d Wed Jan 9 08:06 89/3602 "GETTING AN
EDUCATION WITHOU"
So how about:
:0 # whitespace in brackets comprise a space and a tab
* ^Subject:[ ]\/.*
{
:0 D
* MATCH ?? [a-z]
{ }
:0 A:
ALLCAPS
}
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