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Hi John,
@14 May 2002, 15:13:48 -0700 (23:13 UK time) John Thomas wrote in
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MDP>> I focus any spam anywhere and press Ctrl-Alt-S. ByeBye Spam! (I
MDP>> copy this filter to all accounts).
> How can I make this
MDP> I focus any spam anywhere and press Ctrl-Alt-S. ByeBye Spam! (I
MDP> copy this filter to all accounts).
How can I make this work on common folders?
For me, this does not seem to work on common folders. I filter
messages to common folders. Spam ends up in an Inbox-UnKnown folder.
When I cl
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On Monday, May 6, 2002, 3:03 PM, you wrote:
Either I missed the answer, or I never saw the answer, could someone
give me a hint on where to find the selective download filters ??
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Howdy Marck and the other Ladies and Gents on this list,
Monday, May 6, 2002, 7:02:17 AM,
you wrote:
> Even more effective than that: Selective download filters! They
> automate the process of eliminating spam without downloading any more
> that the header.
> Personally, I download the spam an
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John Galvin [JG] wrote:
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ACM>> Doesn't spamcop send you a corresponding message for each spam
ACM>> report submitted so that you can send your messages to the
ACM>> relevant sysadmin for the ISP involved?
JG> Yes, for every email that I forward to
Hello Allie,
Monday, May 6, 2002, 8:58:44 PM, you wrote:
ACM> Doesn't spamcop send you a corresponding message for each spam report
ACM> submitted so that you can send your messages to the relevant sysadmin
ACM> for the ISP involved?
Yes, for every email that I forward to them, they analyse the
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John Galvin [JG] wrote:
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JG> Speaking of spamcop, I myself forward email on to Spamcop. I have
JG> set up a template on my Spam folder, so if i forward any emails
JG> from that folder, it will automatically send it to my spamcop
JG> email address,
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Reclutamiento [R] wrote:
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R> Although Bat does not filter messages at the server nor at the
R> entrance gate, it turns out that using Dispatch mail on Sever
R> comand is far more efficient than using the www.spamkiller.com .
Is it? Don't you have
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On Monday, May 6, 2002, 9:46 AM, you wrote:
I use Mailwasher, but with the amount of mail I'm getting these days (
being on this list ;) Mailwasher is almost useless. It takes too long
to download even the headers for over 100 messages a day, and
del
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On Monday, May 6, 2002, 11:13 AM, you wrote:
I saw the HELP description for selective download filters, but I can't
figure out how to DO it. This sounds like a great idea!!!
>> Would yo comment further on this???, please.
MDP> "Selective download
Hello Michael,
Monday, May 6, 2002, 5:40:43 PM, you wrote:
MG> Just try Marck's filter - I did and it worked perfectly. (I guess the
MG> Unix-Mbox Format did the trick -I tried with text-msg before - to no
MG> avail)
I did try Marcks filter, except i did what u did and tried the
text-msg, and i
Hi John
On Montag, 6. Mai 2002 at 16:34:46GMT +0100 (which was 17:34 where I
live) you wrote in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (at
least in parts):
> I still have the problem with html emails though.
Just try Marck's filter - I did and it worked perfectly. (I guess the
Unix-Mbox
Hello Marck,
Monday, May 6, 2002, 4:12:39 PM, you wrote:
MDP> I focus any spam anywhere and press Ctrl-Alt-S. ByeBye Spam!
Thanks for that. Much easier than my way:-) I still have the problem
with html emails though. Spamcop analyses the whole email, not just
the headers. So if the email is adv
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> "Even more effective than that: Selective download filters! They
> automate the process of eliminating spam with
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Hi John,
@06 May 2002, 14:46:03 +0100 John Galvin wrote in
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MDP>> Personally, I download the spam and forward it to SpamCop.
> ... I get a html email. I need to forward on the html code to keep
> spamcop happ
Marck,
For those of us that are newbies, what does this filter do exactly?
Michael Ashby
Monday, May 6, 2002, 10:12:39 AM, you wrote:
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MDP> @06 May 2002, 14:46:03 +0100 John Galvin wrote in
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On Monday, May 06, 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
> Although Bat does not filter messages at the server nor at the
> entrance gate, it turns out that using Dispatch mail on Sever comand
> is far more efficient than using the www.spamkiller.com .
> 1º The bat does the job of downloading the hea
Hello Marck,
Monday, May 6, 2002, 2:02:17 PM, you wrote:
MDP> Personally, I download the spam and forward it to SpamCop.
Speaking of spamcop, I myself forward email on to Spamcop. I have set
up a template on my Spam folder, so if i forward any emails from that
folder, it will automatically send
"Even more effective than that: Selective download filters! They
automate the process of eliminating spam without downloading any more
that the header".
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Would yo comment further on this???, please.
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Running Bat v1.6
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Hi [EMAIL PROTECTED],
@06 May 2002, 08:59:37 -0400 (13:59 UK time)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
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> Although Bat does not filter messages at the server nor at the
> entrance gate, it turns out that using Dispatch
Although Bat does not filter messages at the server nor at the
entrance gate, it turns out that using Dispatch mail on Sever comand
is far more efficient than using the www.spamkiller.com .
1º The bat does the job of downloading the headers in a ratio of 100
to 1 faster.
2º The Bat does not d
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