Hi all,
I'm running a server based procmail config with postfix and in the fight
against spam, I've setup a fairly basic word list filter to get rid of email
with unwanted words in either the email header or body.
The problem I have is that often things like 'viagr' (case insensitive)
appear in base64 encoded attachments (5 in the first day would you believe!)
I've been googling and have read man pages, but have not found anything
conclusive on how to efficiently split out the header/plain/html content and
egrep that. Does anyone have any good pointers/links/configs I can use as an
example?
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Nick Sharp
Valuation Exchange
Network administration - Systems
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