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On Tue, 31 Dec 2002, Jonathan King wrote:
> On Tue, 31 Dec 2002, Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
>
> > My spam has also been growing. However it is interesting to note that
> > most of it is sent to an email address that I have not used for
> > several years. So I don't think that they got it from MLUG. I just
> > think that spammers have been a lot more active these days.
>
> Over 90% of my spam comes from a dormant but forwarding address these
> days as well. I know that MU does some filtering, but I don't know how.
Same here. Much of my spam goes to my old address at MU and is forwarded
to my new address at U Minn. So I use procmail to filter those messages
to a different inbox at U Minn. This is how I do it:
:0:
* for <EMAIL:PROTECTED>
mail/IN.mailerrors
That works even for messages that have been Bcc'd to my old address (so
that the old address does not appear in either To: or Cc: fields).
I also send a bunch of other stuff to the same inbox using these lines:
:0:
* ^FROM_MAILER
mail/IN.mailerrors
:0:
* ^Subject: (.*Autoreply|.*Auto-reply)
mail/IN.mailerrors
It has been working very well for me. I don't send these things to
/dev/null because something like 20% of them are messages I want. The
"FROM_MAILER" thing will grab stuff from mailing lists, but I filter those
messages using earlier commands in the same procmail recipe.
Mike
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