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I was getting so many swen.a messages that they well more than
exceeded the sum total of all other email I was receiving
combined and even though my antivirus detected them, it was
becoming a chore to acknowledge the virus alerts, so I wrote
myself a short cf script to delete most of the swen.a messages
from my pop server today... I didn't apply any single rule that
would delete a message (like not having an @ in the to field),
but put in a collection of rules and delete anything that hits
more than 2 of the rules. It's probably a fairly crude script,
considering that I'm not really anything like an email guru,
but here's the guts of the template I wrote for anyone who's
headed the same direction:
p.s. If you don't get all the content of this template in
your email, try the cf-community archive.
function addrank(bool) { var add = 1;
if (arraylen(arguments) gt 1) { add = arguments[2]; }
myexpression = bool; bool = evaluate(bool);
if (bool) { rank = rank + add; } return yesnoformat(bool);
}
| Date | #rs.date# |
| From | #htmleditformat(rs.from)# |
| To | #htmleditformat(rs.to)# |
| CC | #htmleditformat(rs.cc)# |
| Subject | #rs.subject# |
',rs.from)",2)>
| Rank | #rank# |
#variables.thismessage#
#rs.recordcount# messages
#arraysum(atolerable)# tolerable
#arraysum(arank)# total rank
#messages#
> I've seen 3 different sort of emails that probably contain
> the virus. Problem
> is, issues with the headers cause them to be auto-deleted
> in many cases.
> One of them has no date in the header which is a deletable
> no-no.
> Another has a FROM address with a name portion only but no
> email address,
> another deletable no-no.
> The third notes that its multi-part/alternative yet it
> only had an HTML portion
> (no text alternative) which is a really bad, but not
> deletable no-no.
> End result is that I'll have a fast CFPOP solution for
> anyone who's mailbox gets
> overloaded with this virus. Fun. :)
>> There is a new virus threat introduced to the internet
>> yesterday, which
>> Symantec identifies as the [EMAIL PROTECTED] worm. Other
>> anti-virus companies
> may
>> have a slightly different name.
>>
>> This worm invasion has the potential to spread much like
>> the recent msblaster
>> and SoBig.f worm infections and cause greet inconvenience
>> if not permanent
>> damage to your computer and the network it may be
>> attached to.
>>
>> Some of the infected emails may appear to be from
>> Microsoft, and supposedly
>> containing updated patches, etc. Remember that Microsoft
>> never sends out
> email
>> with executables attached.
>>
>> The SAMCFUG mail server has already trapped 105 instances
>> of this virus/worm
>> just overnight, and everyone using a windows operating
>> system is urged to
> update
>> your anti-virus definitions. If you do not have an
>> anti-virus program
> actively
>> running on your computer you may go to any of the
>> following links and can
>> perform a free on-line virus scan in order to be safe.
>>
>> http://www.symantec.com/
>>
>> http://us.mcafee.com/default.asp
>>
>> http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
>>
>> http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_dwnl_free.php
>>
>> http://www.pandasoftware.com/activescan/com/activescan_pr
>> incipal.htm
>>
>> Do you part to make sure your system is protected, and
>> not infecting others.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Doug White
>>
>>
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