--On Sonntag, 11. Januar 2004 11:30 -0800 Robin Lynn Frank
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In switching over from procmail, I have what I basically want by doing:
>
> if ( $SIZE < 50000 )
> {
> xfilter "/usr/bin/spamc -f"
>
> import SENDER
> import RECIPIENT
> import EXTENSION
>
> to "| /usr/bin/tmda-filter"
Thats 100% false positives, and offloading your job to the forged
senders and domains.
> In procmail, I was able to exclude mail lists we subscribe to from
> processing by spamc or tmda (to save resources) by the following:
Whats wrong with the exclamation in fron of the expression ?
You want to read the whole maildropfilter(5) and maildropex(5):
The result of the ! operator is a logical opposite of its
right hand side expression. If the right hand side expres-
sion evaluated to a logical true, the result is a logical
false. If it evaluated to a logical false, the result is a
logical true.
Roland
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