On 01/01/2015 10:25 AM, john sumner wrote: > i think this might be a dumb question but how do i filter out people who > post from google groups on seamonkey, or have it in a way so i know > people are posting from there and if they are trolls i can plonk them > from there >
Easy way is to set a messge filter for news.mozilla.org (not just the user group) - this way the filter will apply to all news.mozilla.org groups that you subscribe to. Tools|Message Filters|Filters for: (use the dropdown to select news.mozilla.org)|New: Filter name: Injection-info: googlegroupps.com Apply filter when: x Manually Run x Getting New Mail o Match all of the following Click 'Subject' and select 'Injection-info' Click the blank box to the right of the 'contains' box and enter 'googlegroups.com' Perform these actions: select the dropdown box and select your preference (Delete Ignore thread, etc) Click 'OK' Click 'Filter Log' and check 'Enable the Filter Log' - you can then check the log after awhile & see if the filter is working for you. Later, if you'd rather not use the disk space, you can clear the filter and turn it back off. Note: I previously had mine set to 'Delete', but unfortunately some developter/contributors use googlegroups exclusively for posting to some to the dev groups. Seems odd to me that a dev/contributor would use googlegroups to post to news.mozilla.org, but there you go... So I now set to 'Ignore Subthread' & I can then check the thread later to see if it was spam or from a dev/contributor. Obviously you can set the filter for each news.mozilla.org group that you subscribe to, but then you need to remember to do so each time you subscribe to a group. msgFilterRules.dat: name="Injection-info: googlegroups.com" enabled="yes" type="20" action="Ignore subthread" condition="AND (\"injection-info\",contains,googlegroups.com)" _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
