On 7/13/2010 4:46 PM, tonj wrote:
The fact that most spam messages contain HTML doesn't imply that most
HTML messages are spam. You will have many, many false-positives.
yes I know that but I'm not too worried and I do intend to bring in a
whitelist. My server only handles my own mail, no-one elses so there's no
great consequence. In my efforts to control junk mail I have to start
somewhere and nothing ventured nothing gained.
If it is just yours, why don't you have MD add something in the header
and let procmail file it in a folder you can inspect/empty once in a
while in case your preconceived notions about the importance of these
messages turn out to be wrong - or your filter just has a typo?
--
Les Mikesell
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