On Aug 20, 2007, at 1:21 PM, N.J. Mann wrote:
In message <32A6A534-4ED7-4276-9029-B3B2BF43EB7E(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com>, TjL
wrote:
I've gotten about 6 spams today which are nothing but a text message
with one line:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=EXMT.PK
Funnily enough I've just received one of these. However, in my
case it
was marked as spam by procmail because the Subject: was empty.
* ^Subject:[ ]*$
The characters within the square brackets are a tab followed by a
space.
Thanks. I've got a few people I can't get rid of (i.e. family, co-
workers) who apparently have some sort of mental block when it comes
to Subject lines. At least one uses either none or ALL CAPS in his.
I haven't done a lot of matching on body text, is this the correct
recipe to match it?
:0
* B ?? ^http://finance.yahoo.com/q\?s=EXMT\.PK
$SPAM
You should escape all the points, e.g.
* B ?? ^http://finance\.yahoo\.com/q\?s=EXMT\.PK
Thanks! My previous one did not work as I had gotten another one since
I would suggest that if you don't normally receive messages with
Yahoo!
URLs in them, that it would be better to use:
* B ?? ^http://finance\.yahoo\.com
since the spammers like to change things after a few days.
Good idea. I check my spam folder every couple of days anyway, so I
guess there's no reason not to.
Thanks again
TjL
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