H�kan Waara wrote:
> Iain Hallam wrote:
>
>> Is it possible to filter messages based on their Received: headers?
>> One of my email addresses (on a POP catch-all account) has been added
>> to various spam lists, but the To: headers don't contain anything
>> meaningful. I no longer use the address, so a filter that matches a
>> Received: header containing "for <the address>;" would allow me to
>> delete any messages sent to that address.
>>
>> - Iain (currently on 0.9.1).
>>
>
> I take it you want to filter on the "To:" header.
I'd like to, but the To: header contains things like "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
The only indication of the actual address it was sent to is in the
machine-added "Received:" headers, where it says things like:
Received: from mammoth.FTI.COM ([207.35.180.131]) by
linux1641.easyspace.com (8.9.3/(AWH/norelay)) with ESMTP id UAA29652 for
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Wed, 18 Jul 2001 20:04:51 GMT
The bit I'd like to filter is basically to have a line saying:
"Received:" contains "for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;"
in the filters for this account.
> Oh, and I suggest you download the latest Mozilla milestone. The new
> ones contain a lot of fixes (btw, nice filter/search fixes too).
>
OK - I'll try to get round to upgrading in a couple of days.
- Iain.
