653c0k02 wrote: > On Sun, 15 Sep 2002 12:18:35 +0200, Grandpas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>Hi, >> >>Like many of us, I'm receiving regularly some spam messages. >> >>One of the more efficient way to fight them is to use an *external* >>program before the access to the message with our prefered email client. >>These programs (mailwasher is a good one) are usually very powerful >>because they made use of online databases containing a list of common >>spammers. >>First question : is there a way to make mozilla-mail working with one of >>these online database? >> >>A second solution is to filter the SPAM from the email client by setting >>some filters and I've some questions there. >>- I've set some rules using mozilla-mail 'Message-filters' (for >>instance, sent to a SPAM folder any message containing "to be remove" or >>etc etc). I've noted that these rules are not always followed => some >>messages containing my rules are correctly moved to the SPAM folder, >>others remain in the inbox folder? Why? Filters are case sensitive? >>(I was using Mozilla v1.1 and now 1.2a - 20020910) >>- 99% of HTML messages that I receive are from spammers. Is it possible >>to set a filter based on that (move any HTML messages to a dedicated folder) >>- based on your own experience, what filters are the more efficient? >> >>Thanks for any help >> >> >> > > > Take a look at project: http://spamslayer.mozdev.org/ > > I've adapted and used a lot of the filters from there and it has been pretty > effective. > > > How would the filters work with IMAP accounts? The instruction only mentioned Local Folder. Thanks.
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