Am I understanding correctly from this ...
Karen Oland wrote:
>While visiting a partner website, you opted-in to receive special online
>offers. To end your membership, click reply and send this email or click
>http://66.163.246.29/unsubscribe.php?[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>This is the same as what appears if you open the message (which also then
>displays their ad in living color).
>
>This is the entry in the global.cfg:
>
>SPAMTEXT filter c:\imail\declude\spamtext.txt x
> 0 0
>
>and the entry for the above msg and one that did fail the spamtext rule in
>the declog:
>
>10/16/2002 01:39:16 Qfb800f410120c136 Msg failed SPAMCOP (Blocked - see
>http://spamcop.net/bl.shtml?66.205.220.31).
>10/16/2002 14:27:18 Qaf8311c10120f2ab Msg failed SPAMTEXT (Message failed
>SPAMTEXT test (12)).
... that I could do a filter to block all messages using that opt-in
statement by:
1. putting "While visiting a partner website, you opted-in to receive
special online offers." in a text file called optin.txt
2. copying optin.txt to HARDDISK:\IMAIL\DECLUDE\OPTIN.TXT
3. Modifying global.cfg to include the following line:
OPTIN filter harddisk:\imail\declude\optin.txt x V
0
where V = some value for my weighting system
Is that correct? I really like the idea of this type of filter vs. having
to be in the first x number of bytes with IMail's filter. This can be
found anywhere in the message.
Assuming all of that to be true, my system holds anything with a weight
greater than 15 ... I see a lot of things go through that have 11's and
12's, so my first thought is to try 5 for the weight on this test. Good
idea? Bad idea?
Thanks in advance for your input,
John
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