On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 03:21:14PM +1000, andrew fries wrote:
> Because the sources are many and varied but one constant thing is those
> "funny" characters in the subject field, I was thinking of something
You can use the charset to filter out many of them. In the original
there's a Content-type header containing, IIRC (I've deleted the
original), `charset="kr-..."', i.e., it's a Korean character set. I
don't know about you, but I've yet to receive a single legitimate email
in a Korean character set.
With procmail:
:0:
*^Content-type:.*charset="kr-
probably-spam
will dump them into a mailbox called "probably-spam". Review this
mailbox once per week or so just in case it traps legitimate mail. You
could simply send it to /dev/null, but only if you're *really* sure your
filter rule is OK.
Cheers,
John
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