>How can I set my filter to block any message with a blank return line? >Does Emailer allow a wild card character such as *? Then I could say ends >with*. Or possibly use a space within two quotes, " ", as in is " ". Or, >I could set an extra address book that is empty (are more than one >address books allowed? > >Thanks for the thoughts and suggestions.
Look at the spam's Long Headers (bring the message to the front, hit Command-Shift-H) Is the first line "Return-Path:" and does that show the netpaloffers.com info? If so, you can use the Mail Action "Internet Header". Set the "contains" field to the netpaloffers.com (or whatever their address is that you typically block on), and then set the "Headers" field to "Return-Path". That will look thru the long headers for a match to the "Headers" string you gave, and then check its value against the "contains/does not contain" string. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
