At 15:56 2002-03-06 +0300, Odhiambo G. Washington did say:
X-Spam: [SPAM] - Scams - DOLLARS
I have tried
:0
^X-Spam:*\[SPAM\]
SPAM
But I fail miserably ;-)
See your VERBOSE procmail log. What you're using as a condition line isn't
prefixed with an asterisk, plus even if it were, you're matching zero or
more colons, not whitespace. You're not locking the file you're writing to
either. Try:
:0:
* ^X-Spam:[ ]*\[SPAM\]
SPAM
Also, does anyone know how someone using M$ Outlook or OE can utilize
such a header to filter mail.
I avoid MS LookOut and OurBreak Express, but I believe they've got at least
basic filtering capability. Not to be critical of you, but with the
repeated security problems found with this MS product, perhaps you might
take this opportunity to find a product that is a bit more secure - and
handles your client-based filtering too...
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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