I know it's a bit of a pain to maintain, and it doesn't take away from the benefits of having some variables for filtering, but there is an effective filter for something related that I haven't yet shared. The filter is called ADDRESSSUB, and it's quite simple and highly accurate, though it should be scored low for obvious reasons. I score this at just 20% of fail weight, though I could probably raise that without a problem, but I don't think I need it. To make this work, you just simply create a list of your own local domains and populate a filter file like so:
SUBJECT 0 CONTAINS @clickandpledge.com SUBJECT 0 CONTAINS @local-domain2.com SUBJECT 0 CONTAINS @local-domain3.com SUBJECT 0 CONTAINS @local-domain4.com ...etc.
I try to score very low things that I've seen or expect to see in regular old E-mail in order to mitigate issues with FP's. This is one of them. This is also one of the things you are also likely to see in combination with many other techniques.
Matt
Kami Razvan wrote:
Hi;
I am not sure you can except of listing them in a filter file and then searching that way.
What would be GREAT is we could use variables in the filters. So %LOCALHOST% could be used as a filter.
e.g.
BODY 5 CONTAINS %LOCALHOST%
this way one could dynamically change filters. The same with Recipient.
But since I recently made a request I am not going to ask for more... One can only ask for so much! :)
Kami
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Hello,
Does anyone know of a way to add a weight to a message that has the recipients name in the subject line?
Thanks
Jeffrey Di Gregorio
Systems Administrator
Pacific School of Religion
510-849-8283
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