On Sun, Jul 31, 2005 at 05:29:55PM +0200, Dallman Ross wrote:
On Sun, Jul 31, 2005 at 07:05:26PM +0530, Ligesh wrote:
I guess I have a problem with rules and practices which doesn't
make logical sense to me.
What if I decided it didn't make logical sense to me to drive on
the right side of the road in the United States or Western Europe
(outside the UK, which many don't consider "Europe," anyway)? ;->
Sometimes you have to go with the flow.
Anyway, the purpose of the procmail list is not to look pretty in
forums. So formatting should be for the procmail list, and not to
look pretty in forums.
That reasoning is undestandable. Now I will have to have separate vim
configurations for separate mailing lists. I use vim + lynx for posting to
forums, and so I will need another set for that. I mean, if you have a car that
is custom built to drive on the left side... I think I will just do without
driving altogether. :-)
Anyway I think it is a bug in procmail. I saw someone complain in usenet too,
but I couldn't find a resolution. Also he claims the configuration works on one
machine but not on the other. So there has to be some problem with procmail. I
changed spamassassin to 'spamc' and it works fine.
Ok so I think I will just ask one question and go away. I need to sort the
spam mails into different mailboxes according to their score..
Rule:
If 4 <= spam-score < 5
mail/mboxes/spam4
If 5 <= spam-score < 6
mail/mboxes/spam5
And so on. That way I can schedule checking these mailboxes accordingly. The
larger the value, the less frequently you check it - say once a month, and
remove everything. I think something like this is needed, since the
spamassassin is not very perfect, and the frigging spammers are now using
random statements in their mails to confuse the spam blockers.
Finally the ideal solution for spam is not through software, but through
hardware. As in, get a gun a shoot those f*cking bastards.
Thanks.
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:: Ligesh :: http://ligesh.com
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