Re: Re: Mail filters question still unanswered
Bill Phillips <[email protected]>
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At 19:34 2002-05-15 -0400, you wrote:
>>> =kill() Content-Type: {charset="ks_c_5601-1987"}
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>> I've put that in
>
>> I can't be absolutely certain it's working, because I haven't figured out "notify()". How the heck does notify(admin) work? I tacked that line onto the end of my filter file, since there seemed to be nothing else to do with it ... but I haven't seen any notifications. Could someone clarify this??
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>That's right. If the currently evaluated mail has any hits above
>the Notify() line you will be alerted.
>
>Note though, that the rule I gave you was _definitive_. Thus, all
>processing on a matching mail will be stopped; the subsequent
>Notify line will not be seen. When first playing with rules it's
>probably best to place them right above the Notify line and not
>make them definitive.
Aha! OK, I'm trying that now. Shouldn't be too long, these Korean spams come in rather frequently :-(
Thanks again,
wfp