Hey there all
I'm using procmail as a general filter with spambounce scripts. I have
freemails not being filtered because all my friends/family use those types of
services and because I have an account in hotmail myself. Regularly my mail
machine logs into hotmail and downloads all my messages and runs it through
procmail before getting to my local imap inbox, lately I've been noticing mails
that were sent to my hotmail account with my local e-mail address as the
reply-to/from fields! Naturally, this slips through procmail's filters because
its in the .myemail file (or whatever). How in the world would I catch
something like this??? The only thing I can think of is if it grabbed the
recieved-from server, if it matched a hotmail server and it was going to my
local address then it would be dropped...but I don't know how to do this. Any
ideas?
To clarify, I run a mail server at home with procmail and local e-mail
accounts. I also have a hotmail account, since I had opened it before I ran my
own server and more people have that address. Every 5 minutes my mail server
(actually cron script) logs into hotmail and relays the mail through my server
to my mailbox and junkmail folders. Mails I get from hotmail have my own email
address from my home server in the from field. For some reason I have a
feeling this is still confusing, oh well.
TIA
Dave T.