Hello Jonathan, in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] was written:
>> And finally... here's what I'd like to have; a filter that will scan >> for spam (is there a possibility to add DNS blacklist servers ?), >> put it all in a separate folder for me to review, after which I can >> a] make this spam bounce and b] report it to spamcop.net. Any help ? >> :) JA> TB! doesn't support using DNS Blacklists, although it'd be a nice JA> option, probably a little bit of a pain to implement, this may be JA> something for a plugin if possible, or at least a suggestion over to JA> RitLabs. Not necessary, IMHO. http://www.spampal.org.uk/ already does this job, not necessary to blow up an _MUA_. There are tools to handle mail (e.g. The Bat!) and there are tools to filter for complex criteria (e.g. SpamPal), let's not mix all tools up to much :-) BTW: SpamPal can simply TAG possible spam messages, so you can easily filter on that tags. Either it put them into 'Subject:' (which I don't like) or only adds an additional header which one can easily filter on :-) My filter for that is really simple: ,-----= [ ] =----- BeginFilter Name: SpamCheck Active: 1 Source: \\pit\Inbox Target: \\pit\Inbox CopyFolder: \\\\none MainSet: 40^X-SpamPal: MainSet: 41^X-SpamPal: PASS Actions: faoContinueProcessing,faoRegExp,faSetColor ColourGroup: spam EndFilter `-----= It simply looks for header 'X-SpamPal:' _AND_ if this header has not the value 'PASS'. If so it assigns a special color group. One can of course also move that messages to a spam folder, a matter of taste :-) -- Regards Peter Palmreuther (The Bat! v1.62/Beta1 on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 2) Blood Makes Noise. ________________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
