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Having a 'Spam Free' inbox is a requires vigilence on everyone's part.  In the text below, we'll describe what you can do to minimize your Spam.
 
Having a 'Spam Free' inbox is a requires vigilence on everyone's part.  In the text below, we'll describe what you can do to minimize your Spam.
  
First you need to determine which email client you will be using (e.g. Evolution, Thunderbird, WebMail, or Pine).  Spam fighting is much more difficult if you use more than one email client.  The descriptions below are for exclusive use of <emph>only</emph> one client.
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First you need to determine which email client you will be using (e.g. Evolution, Thunderbird, WebMail, or Pine).  Spam fighting is much more difficult if you use more than one email client.  The descriptions below are for exclusive use of '''only''' one client.
  
  

Revision as of 18:46, 5 March 2007

Welcome to CCRMA's Spam fighter homepage.

Having a 'Spam Free' inbox is a requires vigilence on everyone's part. In the text below, we'll describe what you can do to minimize your Spam.

First you need to determine which email client you will be using (e.g. Evolution, Thunderbird, WebMail, or Pine). Spam fighting is much more difficult if you use more than one email client. The descriptions below are for exclusive use of only one client.


Evolution


# error messages to a log for debugging
# LOGFILE=$HOME/mail/.procmail_log
# VERBOSE=yes
# LOGABSTRACT=all

# directory where mailboxes are located
# this is the default used by pine
MAILDIR=$HOME

# pipe the message through spamassassin in cm-home
:0fw
| spamc -d 171.64.197.138


# all stanford spam tagged email is considered extreme spam
:0:
* ^Subject: .*\[SPAM:##.*
/dev/null

# divert emails tagged as extreme spam to a different mailbox
# :0:
# * ^X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*
# mail/spam15

# divert emails tagged as extreme spam to a different mailbox
# :0:
# * ^X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*\*\*
# mail/spam5

# divert emails tagged as spam to a different mailbox
# :0:
# * ^X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*
# mail/spam3