recent username w-rote type cruft

# 20061127      username_wrote
# subject consists of "username wrote:" where the username token is the
# first word of the quoted name text in the From: field.
:0
* Subject:[     ]*\/[^  ][a-z]* wrote:$
* MATCH ?? ()\/[^       ][a-z]*
* $ From:[      ]\"$MATCH
{
        SPAMVAL="+75"
        SPAMMISHNESS="${SPAMMISHNESS}${SPAMVAL}"
        SPAMNOTES="${SPAMNOTES}SPAM: ${SPAMVAL} username wrote${NL}"
}

The action is merely how I deal with spam stuff, by adding points to an 
overall score.

interestingly, I've really only been seeing these spams in administrative 
email I forward from another system (and which, being administrative in 
nature, isn't subject to the same level of filtering as my regular 
mail).  In checking my archives, I see my spam filters have been busy 
tagging these for a plethora of other faults.
---
  Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering

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