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[jude dashiell]

A way around that in procmail at least would be: :0 HB ... That searches
both header and body for what to kill.  More dangerous since all mail ends
up in spam sooner or later but effective.  If this keeps on, people are
going to be using the internet to search spam for email.On Sun, 24 Aug
2003, Steve Holmes wrote:

> I think you're right on most accounts.  One deal here though, and it
> reguards spam more so than a garbage OS.  I did get one message
> earlier this week about "Your details" - only one.  However, I get
> routinely several messages a week with these damn African money
> laundering scams.  Again, nothing to do with a bad OS and all that but
> sure has to do with aggressive e-mail filtering.  When you get your
> filter going pretty well, then some joker comes along and deliberately
> inserts junk into the subject line so the subject line based filters
> break down. <sigh>
>
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