> I assume a global filter would be the way to go. Does anyone
> have a generic
> filter they would care to share? Or pointers on creating a filter?
I've been using a global rules.ima file in my IMAIL directory. I don't
waste time trapping the offending messages in a folder, either. This is
stuff that I want sent to neverneverland (NUL), although you could put a
folder name where I use NUL. The file looks something like this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:NUL
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:NUL
H~X-Spanska:NUL
S=BubbleBoy is back!:NUL
B~stuart.messagemates.com:NUL
S=57 Million Email Addresses - $149:NUL
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:NUL
Legend:
F = From
T = To
H = Header
S = Subject
B = Body
= = Exact match (entire string must match in length and content)
~ = substring match (entire string must be found within an another string)
More info on this can be found in the IMail documentation as well as in the
list archives (withg Dusty's name all over them! <g>) and the Knowledge
Base.
Good luck!
P.S. There's always the good old Outlook-style junk filter:
B~$$$:NUL
S~$$$:NUL
B~!!!:NUL
S~!!!:NUL
And no, I don't really use those. :-)
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