On Mon, Sep 29, 2003 at 9:24 am -0400, Jim Pistrang wrote: >Hi All, > >My ISP runs SpamAssasin and flags spam with a '::SPAM::' tag in the >subject line. However, they do not currently offer an option to delete >spam on the server, so I am forced to download it and filter it in >PowerMail. Not difficult to do, but I would prefer to just delete it on >the server and not download it at all. Is this possible to do with >PowerMail? If not, what software can I use to do this? I'm running OSX, >latest version, with cable modem access to my ISP.
To quote myself from a couple of weeks ago: >Since I'm still on a dial-up link, I'm also using Mailfilter, which is >more or less an open source equivalent of POPMonitor, to delete the big >spams before they leave the server. (Basic rule: anything over 20k from >someone I don't know gets stomped.) In your case you could easily write a mailfilter rule to delete messages with the ::SPAM:: tag. Oh, and mailfilter's at <http://mailfilter.sourceforge.net/> (POPMonitor does much the same thing with a friendlier interface, but isn't free.) TimH
