I would like to use Junkmail to add something to the subject of any e-mail sent to one e-mail address on my domain. Unfortunately I have my own domain whitelisted so unless I remove that entry there doesn't seem to be a way to have declude add a something to the subject, the whitelist seems to take precedence. Even if I set up a different default junkmail file for this address. Is there any other way to add something to the subject of any e-mail sent to one address?
The one exception to whitelisting is that whitelisted E-mails will still fail the CATCHALLMAILS test.
So if you have "CATCHALLMAILS SUBJECT [SOMETHING]" (this could go in a per-user or per-domain configuration file if you want), then "[SOMETHING]" will appear in the subject, even if the E-mail is whitelisted.
For tests other than the CATCHALLMAILS test (such as a filter), I can't think of any way around the whitelist.
-Scott
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