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~~( __ _"o Was Fri, 28 May 2004, at 20:43:21 -0400,
@ @ when rich gregory wrote:
> If anyone there can elp with this it would be the
> MOST HELPFUL FILTER EVER!
> Assume a legit email address of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> A filter to DISALLOW any random variant combinations, such as
> "richier" or "richiew", but would allow (of course) my legit
> "richieg".
> Any ideas, you TB! code barons?
One of variants is that you make a Selective Download filter and allow
only specifically addressed mail to get through it. One of these
addresses would be that with legit "richieg".
But, with a such filter one should be careful, since you could find that
you deleted what you wouldn't want (althoguh you would know that from
LOG).
Example for something like that is: Selective Download - Rule: Entire
header | Advanced: Action - Kill, Detection method - None of strings
should match.
In a such filter I have all addresses of things I'm subscribed in, plus
few "modes" of my own address. E.g.:
To: "Mica Mijatovic" <blueness
To: Mica Mijatovic <blueness
To: blueness@
Reply-To: tbudl@
Reply-To: tbtech@
Reply-To: tbot@
etc. It works pretty good, and kills a lot of spam.
If some other baron(ess) has another idea I'd like to hear.
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Mica
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