Hi Thomas, On Thu, 15 Aug 2002 11:51:37 +0700, you wrote: > JA> MainSet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Oh, you filter on the bounce addresses. Another smart idea I haven't > seen before. :-)
Yes, I like to do things the unusual way ;) I guess you could also filter on the reply-to header, or even the path (if you wanted to get really sadistic ;)). Or you could just do some plain old filtering on the list headers. This method just ensures that I don't catch any of the items that are CC'd to me twice (one from list, and the other from sender). > JA> Now for my Address book item for me: > > JA> Addresses: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > JA> [EMAIL PROTECTED] > JA> [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [...] > > JA> Now if I remove all but the top item, the filter works fine, but if I > JA> have the other items, the filter breaks, > > Let's see. If the filter works if only the first address is in your > addressbook, the filter conditions and actions should be correct. The > function "check whether in AB" seems to choke on multiple addresses in > the same AB entry. Yes... that is a better way of putting it ;) > But what is this: > > JA> AddAddrItems: afiFrom, > JA> DelAddrItems: afiFrom, > > Are you adding and deleting the From address to/from the filter at the > same time? Or am I reading this wrong? Not sure, but only Add Address to group is ticked, the other is not, as to why it has data in it here, I am not sure, but it doesn't seem to be affecting the filter, otherwise nothing would be added to the address book... no? -- Jonathan Angliss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) ________________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
